
New Bridge to Ease Traffic on Rabat-Casablanca Highway
To improve traffic flow and reduce congestion, the construction of a 50 million DH bridge is planned at the Témara / Rabat- Casablanca highway level.

To improve traffic flow and reduce congestion, the construction of a 50 million DH bridge is planned at the Témara / Rabat- Casablanca highway level.

With industries at rest, vehicles at a standstill and road users forced to stay at home, air pollution seems to have dropped very sharply.

After calling for compliance with the rules on movement restrictions, the time has come for control. Road safety agents have been stationed on the main road axes of the country and are carrying out rigorous checks of travel certificates.

41% of Moroccan drivers drive without a seatbelt. This is revealed by a survey conducted in 2018 by the National Road Safety Agency, formerly the National Committee for the Prevention of Traffic Accidents (CNPAC).

Benacer Boulaajoul, director of the National Road Safety Agency, announced that a new generation of driver’s licenses and vehicle registration certificates would be launched this year, during the first meeting of the board of directors of his organization held in Rabat last week.

The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) intends to create its own radio for the dissemination of highway traffic information. The decision was made at the last session of its board of directors on Friday, January 24 in Rabat.

Does Spain’s choice to make motorways free of charge really benefit the country? Even more, does this choice truly protect the taxpayer? France 2 television looked into the subject to identify the advantages and disadvantages.

[Morocco] intends to launch major highway, rail and port infrastructure projects in 2020, in order to improve the attractiveness of the country and its various regions to foreign investment.

Good news for the Moroccan community in Europe . According to Spanish media, new highway sections will be accessible free of charge to drivers from the beginning of 2020.

A decree on road signage was published in the official gazette on November 21, 2019. It aims to make certain modifications to Decree No. 2805.14 and adapt it to recent developments in the field.

Dual carriageways will soon connect Agadir, Dakhla and Guergarat. The Ministry of Equipment and the Ministry of the Interior are preparing to start the feasibility studies for these very ambitious road projects.

Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) has recorded notable progress in terms of commercial performance, road infrastructure, sustainable mobility and renewable energy. And the prospects are good.