News
15 Aug 2012
3 min read
The one-way street strategy has failed
- Abusive parking has undermined the efforts of those who hoped for changes in mentality.
- The prohibition, supposedly to regulate traffic, aggravates the problem of traffic jams.
- The prohibition, supposedly to regulate traffic, aggravates the problem of traffic jams.
The city of Mohammedia, despite certain constraints, aspires to occupy a privileged position at the national level and ensure its development in harmony with the ambitions of its inhabitants. In this vein, the improvements to certain axes and boulevards have strengthened the city's urban road infrastructure but have not solved the thorny problems of urban mobility. Driving in Mohammedia, especially on weekends and during the summer season, has become a real ordeal; the implementation of one-way streets has not had the expected effect on traffic flow. Abusive parking has undermined the efforts of those who hoped for changes in mentality. The situation is serious, even worrying, aggravated by the lack of civic-mindedness of some road users and the state of certain city axes that require widening. In the absence of structured car parks equipped with adequate facilities, the proliferating p…
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