Motorcycles highlight road chaos in Lebanon

Despite the campaign launched by the Ministry of Interior to crack down on motorcycle violations in Beirut about a month ago, chaos on the roads continues. The problem reflects deeper complexities related to how these motorcycles are imported and used. Figures indicate that approximately 1,986 violating motorcycles and 231 cars have been seized since the start of the campaign, but the recurring chaos shows that a solution requires consistent law enforcement across all areas, not just temporary measures in Beirut. Experts criticize some drivers for not complying with traffic laws, especially for deliberately violating them, and call for regulating the sector through specialized motorcycle testing and the persistent enforcement of laws to ensure safety and security on the roads.

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