Salé Commune installs radars and forgets to repair potholes and roads - Press Week

The Salé commune has strengthened traffic control and regulation on several main streets in the city by readjusting speeds, installing fixed radars, creating new roundabouts, and installing traffic lights.
A decision by the mayor revealed a set of new measures concerning the entrances and main axes of the city, by setting the maximum speed at 80 km/h, and installing radars at the city entrance on the highway connecting to Kenitra, and the road leading to Meknes and Fes, in order to control speed before reaching the urban area, and near the toll station in New Salé.
These changes and decisions regarding traffic flow in the city come in light of the dire situation of many streets in various neighbourhoods, which have not been repaired for years, as well as some roads that have become impassable, where the commune officials should have worked on repairing the potholes and deteriorated road…