Moroccan police recorded 52,102 traffic violations in urban areas between October 12 and 18, collecting more than MAD 9.45 million in fines, the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) said.
According to the DGSN, officers issued 7,840 violation reports referred to public prosecutors, while another 44,262 offences were settled through fixed penalties.
The fines collected during the seven-day period totaled MAD 9,458,200, reflecting the scale of traffic enforcement operations carried out across Morocco’s cities.
Police also impounded 5,549 vehicles at municipal facilities, withdrew 7,840 documents and immobilized 603 vehicles during roadside inspections.
The figures form part of the DGSN’s regular weekly reporting on traffic enforcement, which tracks violations, penalties and administrative measures taken against motorists in urban areas
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