The recent rains have affected several roads and infrastructure at the level of the communes of the Casablanca-Settat region, making traffic difficult for users. Civil society actors are calling for their repair.
In Morocco, the Democratic Transport Union is calling for strict compliance with the Highway Code, particularly the wearing of seat belts in taxis, as in private vehicles, in order to preserve the lives of drivers and passengers.
In Morocco, taxi operators are required to declare the drivers and their assistants to the competent prefecture services before March 31, 2025, under penalty of losing their license.
The multiplication of monstrous traffic jams is gradually suffocating the city of Tangier to the point of making driving almost impossible.
The Haraki group in the House of Representatives has questioned the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, on the organization of parking lots in large and medium-sized cities like Marrakech, where parking has become complicated.
Professionals in the fuel distribution sector through service stations currently exclude a possible increase in gasoline and diesel prices this Ramadan month.
Abdelouafi Laftit, Minister of the Interior, is working to implement a new model for managing urban transport, in order to reorganize the sector and ensure its more rational functioning.
In Casablanca, it is no longer possible for elected officials and civil servants to obtain guarding licenses for the benefit of their relatives and families.
Morocco is gearing up for the co-organization of the 2030 World Cup with Spain and Portugal. It plans to acquire 7,000 buses.
Many civil servants, employees and students or any other category find themselves stuck every day at the various taxi stations in the city of Temara, dedicated to transporting citizens to the capital Rabat.
In Morocco, the Ministry of Transport is working on the reform of the Highway Code. It has already submitted a bill amending the 2010 text.
The regional office of the grand taxi sector in Marrakech, affiliated with the National Union of Taxi Professionals, has stated that it is closely monitoring "the general situation of the sector and its alarming evolution", sounding the mobilization for the success of the sit-in planned for next Wednesday in front of the headquarters of the Wilaya of the Marrakech-Safi region.