Minister of Transport Amadou Koné announced on April 2 in Abidjan, at
the end of a visit to the Center for Integrated Mobility Management
(CGIM) the operationalization of the Intelligent Transportation System
(ITS) by the end of 2019.
“We continue to work so that incivism ceases and people travel in peace. There are new motorcycles, vehicles that are there. These machines will make it possible to verbalize the careless drivers as it is done in the developing countries “, reassured the minister Amadou Koné.
This project is a technological solution that aims to improve road
safety and equip the administration with powerful tools for controlling
the mobility of people and goods throughout the country.
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