Moroccan Highway Company alerts travelers ahead of extreme weather

Moroccan Highway Company alerts travelers ahead of extreme weather
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Thursday 8 February 2024 - 17:50

The National Moroccan Highway Company (ADM) has called on users of the entire national motorway network to be vigilant from Thursday to Saturday, following an alert forecasting strong wind gusts with local dust flurries, as well as heavy thundery rain in several provinces of the kingdom.

In a press release, ADM urges people to be vigilant and to check traffic conditions before travelling.

This announcement follows the alert bulletin issued by the General Directorate of Meteorology announcing strong gusts of wind with local dust blowing, as well as heavy thundery rain in several provinces of the Kingdom, and this from Thursday at 6:00 pm to Saturday at 10:00 am, says the release.

For any traffic information or assistance requests, ADM invites its users to contact 5050 and consult the ADM Trafic application.

ADM confirms that it is in full vigilance mode, with all its teams and those of its partners working on the motorway network fully mobilized.

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