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The rise in fuel prices in Morocco, where the price of one liter has exceeded 16 dirhams, has led to increased transportation costs for taxi drivers in several cities. This has resulted in ongoing protests in Casablanca and higher fare rates, such as increasing the trip from Aïoun to Guelmim to 60 dirhams. Professionals are facing mounting financial pressure due to the rising costs of fuel and lubricants, in addition to the challenges posed by competition from ride-sharing applications. Conversely, the fare increases have sparked discontent among citizens, especially students, as transportation expenses are becoming a burden on their budgets. Meanwhile, the sector continues to call for interventions to support professionals and protect consumers' interests.
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