Car rental without driver in Morocco: the requirements (cahier des charges)
What the Moroccan cahier des charges asks of a car rental agency: company, premises, fleet, insurance, contracts and records — and how to stay compliant.
What the cahier des charges is
Car rental without a driver in Morocco is regulated by the Ministry of Transport. Before opening, an agency signs a cahier des charges and files a declaration. It sets the conditions on the company, the manager, the premises and the vehicles.
The main areas it covers
- A registered company (RC, tax ID, ICE) whose activity is car rental.
- A manager meeting the required conditions.
- A real business premises open to customers.
- A minimum number of vehicles owned or leased, below a maximum age.
- Full insurance for every car and up-to-date papers (registration, vignette, technical inspection).
- A written rental contract for every customer and records kept for the authorities.
Check the exact figures
Minimum fleet size, vehicle age and capital requirements have changed over the years. Always confirm the current figures with the Ministry of Transport or your regional office before you invest.
Staying compliant every day
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