Recent discussions have resurfaced regarding the public transport situation between the cities of Fes and Sefrou, with numerous citizens expressing their bewilderment at the absence of the bus service that has long been a vital mode of transportation for thousands of students, employees, workers, and those with limited incomes. The discontinuation of this service has prompted significant concern among commuters, who have found themselves increasingly reliant on alternative transport options, particularly the large taxis, which are often overcrowded during peak hours. This congestion not only exacerbates the daily commute challenges between Fes and Sefrou but also leads to difficulties in securing available seats, further intensifying the struggles faced by travelers.
This ongoing situation raises pressing questions about the underlying reasons for the lack of this transport line and whether there are obstacles preventing its reinstatement or enhancement of services to meet the community's needs, especially given the rising demand for public transport between these two cities. Previously, line number 38 faced persistent complaints from users due to the limited number of buses and irregular schedules. This prompted civil society members and citizens to advocate for a restructuring of the service and the provision of a fleet capable of meeting the increasing demand.
Observers believe that improving public transport between Fes and Sefrou has transitioned from being a mere option to a necessity driven by the daily movements of citizens. As a fundamental public service, it plays a crucial role in ensuring the right to mobility while alleviating the social and economic burdens on various segments of the population. In light of this reality, residents of Sefrou are eagerly awaiting clarifications from the relevant authorities regarding the future of this transport line and the measures that will be taken to restore a regular public transport service that meets the expectations of citizens and keeps pace with the growing transportation needs between the two cities. This issue will be revisited as more information becomes available.
As reported by ar.hibapress.com.
