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In any case, motorcycle cabs represent a remarkable and praiseworthy contribution to the transport of people and goods in the city of Bamako. In view of the efficiency of the service they provide and the economic importance they represent for the whole country, it is out of the question to think of their disappearance or elimination one day. It is true that it is difficult to give a precise figure of the number of existing motorcycle cabs due to a lack of organization, but it must be recognized that it is a sector that provides employment for hundreds of people who manage to take care of themselves, to provide for their needs, to have a professional status thanks to this sector. It is also necessary to specify that, because of their flexibility and speed, motorcycle cabs meet a particular vocation which is that of a strong mobility, thus embodying the satisfaction of the travel needs of the city dwellers who are happy with a less expensive means of public transport. However, theyneed to be regulated and channelled through better regulation by integrating them as an essential link in the urban transport chain in Bamako and throughout the country.