Bypass and East ring road paralyzed from the first hours. Residents' fears appear justified. Barely operational, the new Amoronankona bus station caused significant traffic slowdowns on its first day of operation. This infrastructure, presented as a response to transport needs, is already disrupting circulation in a sector that was previously calm and relatively peaceful. From the first hours, the influx of vehicles, long-distance taxi maneuvers, and passenger movements contributed to traffic disruption. The chaos of Fasan'ny Karàna has arrived on an axis that was relatively spared from this type of congestion. A situation that risks becoming daily if organizational and regulatory measures are not quickly implemented. The question now arises: what system was planned to absorb the flow of vehicles and passengers around this new station? What measures were taken to prevent the station itself from becoming a major source of traffic jams? For residents, the first hours of operation confirm their concerns. Opening a bus station cannot be limited to providing space for vehicles. It must also be accompanied by a genuine traffic circulation, parking, and regulation system. Amoronankona may have just discovered its new daily reality: welcome to traffic jams!