To ease congestion on the critical route connecting Ankadimbahoaka, Tsimbazaza and the Fasankarana junction, the Urban Municipality of Antananarivo has launched a series of full-scale road simulations. Among the options being studied, the strategic relocation of several bus stops should help sustainably improve traffic flow for the capital's users. Facing gridlock strangling the capital, the Urban Municipality of Antananarivo (CUA) is taking action. Municipal authorities have launched a full-scale simulation phase on the vital Ankadimbahoaka–Tsimbazaza–Fasankarana junction axis. The objective is clear: fundamentally restructure traffic to restore vitality to these saturated neighborhoods. Among the priorities identified by the municipality are the strategic removal and relocation of certain bus stops, often cited as major bottlenecks. Ultimately, this reorganization aims to ensure optimal traffic flow for all road users. As technical tests continue actively on the ground, the CUA calls on motorists and pedestrians to exemplary cooperation. Strict compliance with traffic officers' instructions is essential to assess the real effectiveness of these adjustments. The municipality offers reassurance: no permanent measures will be implemented without prior communication. Final decisions and the official timeline for implementing the new traffic plans will be announced once technical analyses are complete.