As part of a vast national campaign intended to clean up road traffic and ensure the scrupulous observance of the highway code, police authorities in Koudougou conducted a targeted inspection operation. The particularly significant results show that 834 vehicles were stopped for a specific reason: lack of registration. This action is part of an increased desire by Burkinabe security forces to put an end to irregular practices on public roads, an issue that concerns the authorities with regard to current security challenges. The owners of the flagged vehicles now face the rigors of the law, illustrating the state's determination to impose order. While this massive seizure testifies to the operational efficiency of the units deployed on the ground, it also highlights the scale of the challenge regarding compliance with administrative formalities linked to means of transport in the country. This initiative by the national police marks a turning point in urban traffic management in Koudougou. For local authorities, this operation does not constitute an isolated action, but the extension of a global strategy aimed at ensuring better identification of road users and secure fluidity of movement. However, it remains to be seen what the long-term impact of these measures will be on the behavior of citizens and on the evolution of the registration rate in the Centre-Ouest region.