Press Release
Temporary Traffic Suspension on Sidi Maârouf Bridge and Green City Interchange
Casablanca, Morocco – February 12, 2025
To carry out essential maintainance and safety improvements on the Sidi Maârouf Bridge and the Green City Interchange, temporary traffic suspensions will be implemented as follows:
- From Berrechid to Casablanca: The highway will be closed from 10 p.m.on Wednesday,February 12,until 6 a.m. on Thursday, February 13.
- From Casablanca to Berrechid: The highway will be closed from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. on Thursday, February 13.
Option Routes
To ensure the smooth flow of traffic during this period, the following alternative routes are recommended:
- Highway users from Berrechid to Casablanca: Exit the highway at the Green City Interchange, take Provincial Road 3011, and follow the road to the Green City from Casablanca.
- Users from Rabat and El Jadida bound for Berrechid: Exit the motorway at the Aïn Chock interchange (Taddart), and use the urban roads of the Green City to rejoin the highway at the Green City Interchange.
- Users from Casablanca bound for Berrechid: Take the Casablanca bypass motorway via the Sidi Maârouf node, exit at the Aïn Chock interchange (Taddart), and use the urban roads of the Green City to reach the highway again at the Green City Interchange.
Safety Measures
The Autoroute du Maroc (ADM) will install temporary traffic signaling devices at appropriate locations to facilitate traffic flow and ensure the safety of all road users.We apologize for any inconvenience caused during this period and appreciate yoru cooperation as we work to enhance the safety and efficiency of our road network.
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Enhancing Casablanca’s Road Safety: interview with Engineer feldman on Sidi Maârouf Bridge Maintenance
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Recent updates from the Autoroute du Maroc (ADM) have highlighted crucial maintenance and safety enhancements for Casablanca’s infrastructure, notably focusing on the Sidi Maârouf Bridge and the Green City Interchange. traffic suspensions will soon be implemented to streamline these vital upgrades,ensuring the safety and efficiency of one of Morocco’s most crucial transportation arteries.
Planned Traffic Suspensions and Their impact
Interviewer (harry Jackson, Senior Editor of World-Today-News.com): Good day,Engineer Feldman. Can you give us an overview of the planned traffic suspensions and their importance for the safety of the Sidi Maârouf Bridge and Green City Interchange?
Engineer Feldman: Hello, Harry. The temporary traffic suspensions are essential for performing critical maintenance and safety improvements on these key infrastructure components.We’ve scheduled these closures to cause the least disruption to commuters while ensuring the longevity and safety of the bridge and interchange.
Jackon: Could you specify the exact timings for these suspensions?
Feldman: Certainly. From Berrechid to Casablanca, the highway will be closed from 10 p.m. on Wednesday, February 12, until 6 a.m. on Thursday, February 13. For those traveling from Casablanca to Berrechid, the highway will be closed from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. on thursday, February 13. These times have been chosen to coincide with the lowest traffic volumes of the day.
OPTION ROUTES AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Jackson: With the highway closures, how do you plan to manage traffic flow and direct commuters during these suspension periods?
Feldman: We have identified alternative routes to ensure the smooth flow of traffic. For those traveling from Berrechid to Casablanca, we recommend exiting at the Green City Interchange, taking Provincial Road 3011, and following the road to the Green City from Casablanca. for travelers from Rabat and El Jadida bound for Berrechid, it’s advisable to exit at the Aïn Chock interchange (Taddart) and use the urban roads of the Green City to rejoin the highway at the Green City Interchange. Lastly, those heading from Casablanca to Berrechid should take the Casablanca bypass motorway via the Sidi Maârouf node, exit at the Aïn Chock interchange (Taddart), and use the urban roads of the Green City to reach the highway again at the Green City Interchange.
SAFETY MEASURES AND COLLABORATION
Jackson: Safety is paramount. What specific safety measures are being put in place to ensure the well-being of all road users during this maintenance period?
Feldman: The Autoroute du Maroc (ADM) will install temporary traffic signaling devices at appropriate locations to manage and facilitate smooth traffic flow. Additionally, we are working closely with local authorities and traffic management experts to ensure the safety of all commuters.
Jackson: what message would you like to convey to the public regarding these closures?
Feldman: We understand that these closures may cause inconvenience, and we sincerely appreciate everyone’s cooperation. These enhancements are vital for maintaining the safety and efficiency of our road network. Your patience and understanding are invaluable as we work towards building a safer future for all.
