The operation, which lasted seven days, concluded this Monday, marking the end of a week of concrete actions and targeted dialogue. This 34th edition of the National Road Safety Week (SNSR) took place under the banner of collective commitment and heightened vigilance on the roads.

A National Deployment and Mobilized Teams

The awareness campaign covered the entire national territory . To achieve this, large teams were mobilized, mainly composed of agents from the Ministry of Transport , the National Police and the National Gendarmerie .

Satisfaction with Citizen Involvement

Mr. Étienne Kouakou, Director of the Road Safety Office (OSER) , expressed his satisfaction with the public's involvement. He praised this active participation as a key element in the fight against road incivility, essential for significantly reducing the number of road accidents .

According to him, this edition has notably made it possible to intensify awareness efforts on crucial aspects, including the need for users to improve their visibility and to be clearly seen on public roads.

The Objective: To Establish Responsible Behaviors

In conclusion, Minister Amadou Koné's collaborator emphasized the purpose of this enhanced community policing strategy: to ensure that all road users permanently adopt responsible behaviors.

1. Motorists,
2. Carriers (trucks and coaches),
3. Drivers of two- and three-wheeled vehicles,
4. Pedestrians.

This initiative, established by the Council of Ministers on January 18, 2023, is part of the National Road Safety Strategy (SNSR) 2021-2025 . Its ultimate goal is to encourage greater civic responsibility among road users through:

1. Behavior change ,
2. Strict adherence to the Highway Code ,
3. Possession of all necessary transport documents ,
4. Regular vehicle maintenance .