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Douala launches campaign to control moto-taxis and tricycles

Starting October 15, 2026, the Urban Community of Douala will initiate a campaign focusing on the control and awareness of moto-taxi and tricycle drivers. This initiative aims to enhance road safety in the city, addressing the growing concerns regarding traffic regulations and safety measures for two and three-wheeled vehicles.

Publié 19 oct.3 articles3 sources

Campaign Overview

The Urban Community of Douala has announced a campaign set to begin on October 15, 2026, targeting moto-taxis and tricycles. This initiative combines both control measures and awareness-raising activities for drivers and users of these vehicles. The campaign is part of broader efforts to improve road safety in Douala, which has seen increasing traffic incidents involving two and three-wheeled vehicles.

The campaign will not only focus on enforcement but also on educating drivers about traffic regulations and safe driving practices. By addressing both aspects, the Urban Community aims to foster a safer environment for all road users in Douala. The initiative reflects a growing recognition of the need for stricter regulations in the face of rising traffic-related issues.

Objectives of the Campaign

The primary objective of the campaign is to enhance road safety by ensuring that moto-taxi and tricycle drivers adhere to traffic laws. This includes checking for proper licensing, vehicle condition, and compliance with safety regulations. The initiative aims to reduce accidents and improve the overall safety of passengers and pedestrians alike.

Additionally, the campaign seeks to raise awareness among the public about the importance of road safety. By educating both drivers and passengers, the Urban Community hopes to cultivate a culture of responsibility and caution on the roads. This dual approach of enforcement and education is seen as crucial for achieving lasting improvements in traffic safety.

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