Training systems and development of citizenship skills among motorcycle-taximen in Africa

As a result of modern social developments, citizenship has become a factor of undeniable importance. It is manifested through the respect of norms and values by individuals in a community. However, citizenship is certainly for all, exists in all places, but is applied differently according to the fields of activity or socio-cultural belonging. This is what justifies the attention that we give to the citizen action of motorcycle-taximen in this book. Although it is a source of income and employment, the activity of motorcycle cab imposes a specific job reference system on these actors. However, it has been observed that despite the training they have received, they sometimes contravene the social order by being the cause of several types of damage, including disregard for road signs, poor overtaking, overloading, disregard for people, and in short, disregard for social and civic values. These damages sometimes cost the life of some of these motorcycle-taximen and other users. This book offers a training device intended to reinforce their professional capacity and improve their citizen behavior.