Keywords: Traffic enforcement


Morocco Reports 2,447 Urban Traffic Accidents and 14 Deaths in One Week

Morocco recorded 2,447 traffic accidents within urban areas between September 21 and 27, according to figures released by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN), highlighting the continued pressure on road safety in the country’s cities. The weekly toll included 14 fatalities and......

Casablanca: police officer killed in hit-and-run as suspected drunk driver arrested

A police officer was killed while carrying out traffic-control duties in Casablanca after being struck by a vehicle that fled the scene, with investigators later arresting the suspected driver and an accompanying passenger. The incident occurred during the early hours of Saturday, September 26, in the......

Morocco invests millions in advanced speed radars to curb road accidents

Morocco’s National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) has allocated tens of millions of dirhams to acquire state-of-the-art speed control radars, marking a significant step toward reducing traffic accidents and improving road safety. This investment reflects the government’s commitment to tackling......

Morocco intensifies road safety measures amid urban surge in traffic accidents

Morocco’s Road Safety Vigilance Committee has introduced a series of measures aimed at reducing road accidents, with a particular focus on motorcycle speeds and vehicles with diplomatic license plates. The initiative comes in response to rising traffic fatalities in urban areas, despite overall......

Morocco introduces dual-direction radar system to curb speeding

Morocco is set to implement a new automated radar system capable of detecting speeding in both traffic directions, marking a significant step forward in road safety enforcement. Enhanced radar technology The National Road Safety Agency (NARSA) announced that the system will go into effect on June 16......

Battling Urban Road Perils: Morocco's Fight for Safer Streets

Morocco witnessed a deadly week on its urban streets, marked by a tragic toll of 22 lives lost in road accidents across various cities. The sobering statistics, released by the General Directorate for National Security (DGSN), underscore the lurking perils on the nation's roadways. Between February......