Morocco's National Agency for Road Safety (NARSA) has announced a unified license plate model for all vehicles in the country. The new plates will feature a standardized design, including a unique alphanumeric code and a barcode, to improve readability and security.
According to official sources, the new plates will be introduced gradually, starting with new vehicles and those undergoing registration changes. Existing plates will remain valid until their renewal date, ensuring a smooth transition for current vehicle owners.
The move aims to harmonize the various plate formats previously used across different regions, simplifying enforcement and reducing fraud. NARSA has stated that the new plates will be produced with high-quality materials to withstand weather conditions and tampering.
Vehicle owners will be required to pay a fee for the new plates, which will be set by the agency. The exact cost and timeline for full implementation have not been fully disclosed, but NARSA has promised to provide clear guidelines to the public.
