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Moroccan Highway Tolls Gross MAD 2.8 Billion in 2017

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Moroccan Highway Tolls Gross MAD 2.8 Billion in 2017

Moroccan Highway Tolls Gross MAD 2.8 Billion in 2017

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Rabat – According to the Moroccan National Highway Company report for 2017, traffic of both light and heavy cars increased by 5 percent, respectively representing 78 percent and 22 percent of total traffic.

Highway traffic tolls grossed MAD 2.8 billion in 2017.

More drivers are using “Jawaz” cards to make automatic payment at tolls. While 64 percent of the 2017 tolls were paid in cash, the figure is an 8 percent decrease compared to 2016.

The report states that the highway company’s automation and digitization strategy has begun to bear fruit.

In parallel with its development policy, the company opened a range of workshops to enhance safety and accident prevention.

The company asserted it is working on providing enhanced assistance to drivers, vertical and horizontal road signs, fencing and control methods, enhanced surveillance network videos, road safety awareness campaigns, and the  bridge-building program.

Tags: the Moroccan National Highway Company
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