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NARSA targets delivery apps over deadlines that push motorcycle couriers to speed
The National Road Safety Agency wants to put an end to practices that push delivery riders to speed to meet deadlines imposed by apps. At the same time, a reform of two-wheeler registration will take effect in 2027. The two issues are separate, but point to the same question: how can Morocco reduce the sharp rise in motorcycle-related crashes without disrupting the economic balance of a fast-growing sector?
No, you don’t have to change your license plates by end-2026, NARSA says
Domestic plates without Latin characters remain valid until the vehicle is first sold, while the December 31, 2026 deadline applies to plates used for international travel, the road safety agency said.
Morocco rolls out new license plates: What they look like, how much they cost and who needs one
The standardized plates combine Arabic and Latin characters, integrate the “MA” country code and are designed for use both at home and abroad. In Casablanca, replacements take about 15 minutes and cost between 150 and 200 dirhams, depending on the finish — but not every motorist needs to change plates immediately.
Helmet use, speed and vehicle checks: what summer means for road users
Every summer, road traffic on Morocco’s roads increases significantly, with trips to tourist destinations, journeys home and outings to the beach. The rise in traffic brings three safety measures back into focus that the National Agency for Road Safety (NARSA) considers essential for road users: wearing a helmet on two-wheelers, controlling speed and checking a vehicle’s mechanical condition before setting off.