Morocco Highway Toll Stations Safety Crisis Beggars Risk

The scene repeats itself at several toll stations on Moroccan highways. Beggars, sometimes very young, move between parked cars to ask motorists for money, particularly during peak traffic times.

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This phenomenon is causing concern among many users. Toll stations are supposed to remain controlled spaces where traffic flow should be smooth and secure. Yet the presence of pedestrians between vehicles increases accident risks, especially when traffic suddenly resumes.

Motorists also fear situations of disruption or confusion as they approach payment barriers. In some cases, beggars take advantage of traffic jams to move from one lane to another, which can provoke unpredictable reactions from drivers.

Faced with this situation, users are calling for increased surveillance around toll stations. They are demanding intervention from the competent authorities to prevent begging from becoming permanently established in these sensitive areas.

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For motorists, the issue is clear: toll stations must not become danger zones. Their security is considered necessary, both for drivers and for people who find themselves begging in the middle of traffic.