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Tunis Afrique Presse reports on China
The article highlights the dangers of motorcycle proliferation, especially the Chinese "Forsa" models equipped with 110cc engines that can reach speeds of up to 130 km/h. This makes them a significant threat on the roads in Tunisia. Although these bikes are considered an affordable and popular means of transportation among youth and teenagers due to their low price and ease of use, their poor safety equipment and reckless riding behaviors—such as excessive speed and not wearing helmets—increase the risk of injuries and fatalities. Motorcyclists account for about 50% of road accident deaths in the country. The figures indicate that since the beginning of 2026, there have been 695 deaths and 3,216 injuries, with the accident rate rising despite some decline in their overall percentage. Experts emphasize the need to implement strict measures, such as monitoring illegal bikes, organizing awareness campaigns, and revising usage laws to curb this phenomenon, which has become a serious threat to road safety and security.
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