Yango, a foreign transportation operator, is accused of infringing local rules by offering services through its mobile app without the necessary authorizations, according to the regional wilaya of Casablanca-Settat.
Villaia, Casablanca-Cetat region, in a recent statement, accused the foreign shipping company Yango of operating in violation of local laws and regulations. In the statement, it was stated that the company provides transportation services through its mobile application "Yango" in Casablanca without the necessary license or appropriate approval.
Sunshine City caused controversy after entering the local market due to the use of unlicensed vehicles and inoperative drivers. According to officials, neither Sunshine City nor other companies providing similar services have a license to drive privately for public transport.
The State's announcement is part of a local effort to track and block illegal posts facilitated by smartphone apps.
These practices are considered a violation of Moroccan law, especially with regard to driving in public places and driving standards set out in the General Law.
Moroccan taxi drivers have recently complained about the rise of ridesharing services like Indrive, which they say need more government regulation to prevent them from stealing their customers.
Tensions between the two groups of legal and illegal shippers will rise again, with users of the group calling for a ride complaining of harassment and in some cases even violence. On March 21, the Moroccan National Federation of Taxi Professionals called on its members and taxi drivers in the country to join the strike in front of the Ministry of the Interior to address these issues.
Local authorities have asked the public to avoid dealing with unauthorized transport facilities because of the risk.
In addition, drivers working for these companies are informed about the potential regulatory and legal implications of public transport management.
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