Government Mauritius
Parliament: 375 pedestrians mowed down on pedestrian crossings since 2005 including 17 fatal cases
The opposition leader believes that the figures submitted by the Prime Minister in response to the Private Notice Question (PNQ) are alarming. Navin Ramgoolam, for its part, the trend is upward.
23 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Penalty points for errant drivers
A penalty point system is being mulled by the government in an effort to curb road accidents.
22 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
News in brief
Two brothers critically injured. The PNQ Berenger's focus on road safety.
21 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Anil Bachoo fustige le comportement des piétons et des automobilistes
Le gouvernement, selon le ministre des Infrastructures publiques, Anil Bachoo, ne peut avoir aucun contrôle sur l’erreur humaine.
21 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Police step up road safety
Deaths on Mauritian roads increased, if only slightly, in the first five months of the year compared to the same period in 2010.
20 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Road Traffic Bill to be introduced in Parliament
The cabinet meeting took place on Friday under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister, Dr Navin Ramgoolam.
18 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Allocation mensuelle au lieu du “duty free"
Le Pay Research Bureau (PRB) souhaite soumettre une formule invitant les fonctionnaires à opter pour une allocation mensuelle au lieu de prendre avantage d'une voiture hors taxes. L'objectif est de participer aux efforts entrepris par le gouvernement pour décongestionner nos routes.
18 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Fuel: overload 3 Rs could be reintroduced
Motorists will soon be fixed on the new fuel prices. It could be that the overhead imposed Rs 3 on every liter of oil is reintroduced to cover losses incurred by the State Trading Corporation (STC) because of "hedging" on the purchase of fuel.
17 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Private Notice Question - STC: difficult baptism of fire for Michael Sik Yuen
For its first Private Notice Question (PNQ), the new Minister of Commerce has been busy. The Opposition has shown aggressive, especially on the losses incurred by the State Trading Corporation (STC) on the "hedging" fuel for which the user must pay.
17 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Speed Cameras: Rs 36 million of fines in six months
Around Rs 36 million. This was pocketed the state from January 1 to June 14 this year for offenses of speeding on the M1.Particularly between straw and Camp Chapelon, where the radars installed to detect speeding were more efficient.
16 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Consumer to pay RS 4.7 bn hedging loss
The population will have to pay hedging losses amounting to Rs 4.7 billion in addition to the accrued interest of about Rs 250 million.
15 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Beaux Songes link road ready by August
The construction of the new Beaux Songes / Phoenix link road which started in January 2009 will be completed in two months.
14 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Saint Pierre bypass project takes shape
A bypass will soon be constructed at Saint Pierre following the setting up of the Triolet and Goodlands bypass.
11 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Driver’s Guide 2011 on impending law changes
The third edition of the Complete Driver’s Guide, written by sergeant Barlen Munusami, will be released on June 20.
11 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Truckers threaten to paralyze trade
All trucks, buses and commercials will necessarily have a speed limiter from 1 July. But right now, this equipment is not available on the market. Moreover, a speed limiter costs between Rs 20,000 and Rs 25,000.
08 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Caudan: 400 m to Port-Louis closed for five weeks
Given the work done at roundabout Caudan, the road to Port-Louis is closed for the next five weeks.
07 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Minister launches road safety training
The minister of Education and Human Resources, Vasant Bunwaree launched a two days training workshop based on the theme “Training in road risk management in enterprises” at the Mauritius Institute of Training and Development (MITD), Phoenix on Monday.
07 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Road congestion: a toll system by GPS advocated by the IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommends choosing a toll system controlled by GPS (Global Positioning System). This policy of reform of the taxation of transport could possibly be a solution to the problem of traffic congestion. While working for the preservation and protection of the environment.
06 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Bagatelle : infrastructure clé pour fluidifier le trafic
Si vous passez par l’autoroute M1, vous avez sans doute remarqué que les travaux du pont de Bagatelle et de ses bretelles avancent à grands pas.
06 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Infrastructure: Rs 250 billion incurred over the next 10 years
Saturday, June 4 " Rs 250 billion should be mobilized over the next ten years to expand, improve and modernize our infrastructure. It's an ambitious agenda and an unprecedented investment! "said Pravind Jugnauth during a workshop on the National Infrastructure Investment Plan yesterday.
04 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu