RN2 Bab Berred-Chefchaouen: Morocco denies closure and confirms traffic is open

Thursday 24 September 2026 - 18:15

The Moroccan Ministry of Equipment and Water has rejected reports circulating on social media claiming that traffic remains suspended on the national road No. 2 between Bab Berred and Chefchaouen.

In a statement issued Thursday, the ministry said the information being shared about a continuing interruption, or restrictions affecting coaches and heavy trucks, does not correspond to the current situation on the road.

Traffic open to all vehicle categories

According to the ministry, the section of the RN2 linking Bab Berred and Chefchaouen is currently accessible to all vehicles.

The clarification specifically includes coaches and heavy goods vehicles, for which some online posts had reportedly suggested that restrictions were still in place.

The ministry's statement is aimed at correcting what it described as unverified information circulating through social media pages and online platforms.

Authorities call for verified road information

The department has urged motorists and members of the public to rely on official channels when checking the condition of Morocco's road network.

The ministry warned that sharing unconfirmed reports about road closures or traffic disruptions can generate confusion and unnecessary concern among road users.

For travelers planning to use the RN2, the official clarification provides an updated reference point on the status of the Bab Berred-Chefchaouen section.

Continued monitoring of the road network

The Ministry of Equipment and Water said its services continue to monitor road conditions and take the necessary measures to maintain traffic flow and safeguard motorists.

The department also stressed that its services remain available around the clock to provide information to citizens regarding the state of the road network.

This monitoring is particularly important on routes where changing road conditions can affect travel arrangements and vehicle access.

Official channels remain the main reference

The ministry has encouraged citizens to consult the road information bulletins published through its official portal rather than relying on unverified social-media reports.

It also provides a permanent contact point through the Directorate of Roads and Road Operations for motorists seeking information about road conditions.

The latest statement therefore serves as a direct clarification: according to the ministry, the RN2 between Bab Berred and Chefchaouen is open to all categories of vehicles, including coaches and heavy trucks.