Transportation sector professionals, as well as candidates for the theoretical exam to obtain a driving license, are questioning the increase in failure rates for this exam over the past few weeks.
Parking attendants continue to sow chaos in the city of Marrakech, demanding high amounts from motorists and visitors to the ochre city.
The urban commune of Had Soualem under the prefecture of the province of Berrechid is struggling to get rid of carts pulled by mules, donkeys and horses, as well as stray dogs.
Professionals in the fuel distribution sector through service stations currently exclude a possible increase in gasoline and diesel prices this Ramadan month.
Tangier is actively preparing to host the 2030 World Cup. A vast rail link project is on track, with the ambition of connecting the city’s nerve centers: the Ibn Battouta stadium, the airport and the station. A significant investment exceeding 210 million dirhams is committed.
Participating in the Fourth World Congress on Road Safety in Marrakech, the Turkish Minister of Transport, Abdulkadir Uraloğlu, would have boycotted the address of Miri Regev, his Israeli counterpart.
Faced with pressure from transport unions, the authorities in Casablanca have decided to suspend the measure banning heavy goods vehicles from circulating on certain strategic axes of the metropolis, taken by Mohamed Mhidia, the wali of the Casablanca-Settat region.
Morocco is actively preparing to host the 2030 World Cup, alongside Spain and Portugal. The authorities of the kingdom are not sparing any means to make this event a success.
The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, lifted a corner of the veil on the project to modernize and professionalize the bus stations in Morocco.
The city council of Fez voted to terminate the urban transport management contract with the City Bus company. This decision follows numerous malfunctions and growing dissatisfaction among users.
The Regional Council of Casablanca-Settat has validated an important partnership agreement project for the financing of urban bus transport. This convention, which will apply from 2025 to 2029, defines the modalities for the implementation of a new contractual model of delegated management, involving the various local authorities in the region.
A call for tenders has just been launched for the acquisition of 1,317 buses for urban and interurban transport in six major Moroccan cities. The total cost of the contract is estimated at 3.2 billion dirhams.