Public Transit: Vandalism Costs a Lot... Lots

Increasing vandalism in Tunisia's public transport is causing significant material damage, directly affecting users. Buses, trams, and metros are regularly vandalized, leading to delays, breakdowns, and a loss of confidence in services. These acts, often committed at night, make commuting chaotic for citizens, especially in major cities like Tunis and Sousse. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments The authorities estimate that repair and security costs for transport networks amount to several million dinars each month. These expenses, which could be avoided, weigh heavily on municipal budgets and affect the quality of public services. Users, frustrated by these disruptions, are calling for stricter measures to tackle this issue. In response, local authorities are considering solutions such as installing surveillance cameras and increasing patrols. However, without effective security measures, vandalism will continue to disrupt daily life for Tunisians. The community must take action to protect essential infrastructure for urban mobility. ⚡ Key points ▸ In response to this situation, local authorities are considering solutions such as installing surveillance cameras and increasing patrols. ▸ Authorities estimate that repair and security costs for transport networks amount to several million dinars each month. ▸ However, without effective security measures, vandalism will continue to disrupt daily life for Tunisians. Follow the latest news live on Flash Radio The latest news is also available live: listen to Mosaïque FM, Diwan FM, and IFM 100.6 on Flash Radio, no registration required. 📻 Mosaïque FM live 94.9 MHz — Information 📡 Diwan FM live 91.2 MHz — Regional 🎬 IFM 100.6 live 100.6 MHz