The transfer of Fasan'ny Karàna activities to Amoronakona is underway. Transporters have fifteen days to vacate their current site. The Fasan'ny Karàna station, set to relocate to Amoronakona in the coming days, will require passengers to reorganize their travel plans. For years, Fasan'ny Karàna has been a familiar and easily identifiable departure point. "Passengers are used to coming here, to Fasan'ny Karàna, always," says one transporter. The move to Amoronakona could disrupt user habits, as travelers must familiarize themselves with the new departure point and how to reach it. Some passengers hope the transfer will improve conditions around the station. They mention the presence of pickpockets, beggars, and touts. "We can finally get rid of beggars and pickpockets, not to mention the touts," says one passenger. These nuisances fuel expectations for the new site. Accessibility to Amoronakona remains a major concern. For passengers from different Antananarivo neighborhoods, the new site must be well-served to avoid complicating their travel further. New bus lines should be established to serve Amoronakona, and urban train frequency has been increased. The transfer won't be immediate. A meeting between the Land Transport Agency (ATT) and transporters is scheduled for Wednesday to examine technical details. The fifteen-day deadline is the first milestone. After this, only permits issued at Amoronakona will be valid. Transporters continuing operations at Fasan'ny Karàna will be considered illegal and face sanctions. For passengers, the question remains whether the new system will be as accessible as Fasan'ny Karàna. The transfer is confirmed, but its success depends largely on the new site's accessibility.