Acturoutes is an Ivorian media and mobility organization dedicated to road transport, traffic information and the promotion of safer, more efficient mobility across Ivory Coast and the region. Founded in 2008, it produces news and analysis on highways, urban roads, transport policy and infrastructure while operating real-time traffic services and public information displays. Acturoutes develops and deploys practical mobility tools — including variable message signs (PMV), public traffic screens and digital information channels — and combines editorial coverage with technological solutions to help drivers, commuters, planners and transport professionals manage journeys and respond to incidents.
Beyond reporting, Acturoutes convenes stakeholders through events and sector initiatives: it organizes conferences and award programs such as The Africa Road Builders - Trophée Babacar NDIAYE and Les Rencontres Annuelles des Mobilités (Les RAMes), runs a Club Mobilité for public/private dialogue, and partners with companies and NGOs on road-safety campaigns. The organization positions itself at the intersection of journalism, technology and advocacy, aiming to influence policy, highlight best practices in road construction and maintenance, and reward innovative projects in transport. Its audience includes everyday road users, fleet operators, urban planners, government agencies and companies involved in mobility and infrastructure. Acturoutes’ distinctive profile combines continuous traffic-information services, public-facing infrastructure (screens and PMVs), event production and policy engagement — a blend that seeks to improve travel safety, reduce congestion and promote modern, resilient transport systems in West Africa.