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= Morocco Toll Roads 2025: Complete Guide =
  
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== Toll Roads in Morocco ==
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Morocco has a well-developed network of toll roads, making travel between major cities faster and more convenient. These motorways, designated by the letter "A" followed by a number (e.g., A3 Casablanca-Agadir) <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoroutes_of_Morocco Morocco Autoroutes]</ref>, span over 1,800 kilometers and cover key routes like Casablanca-Rabat, Casablanca-Agadir, and Rabat-Tangier. Tolls are collected upon entering and exiting the highways, with the price depending on the distance traveled.
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'''System:''' Distance-based toll (closed system)<br>
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While cash is sometimes accepted, acquiring a prepaid card is recommended for faster and smoother transactions.
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'''Operator:''' Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM)<br>
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'''Currency:''' Moroccan Dirham (MAD)<br>
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'''Coverage:''' 2,177 km nationwide autoroutes network<br>
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'''Technology:''' JAWAZ electronic payment, cash accepted
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== Who manages Toll Road in Morocco? ==
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The toll roads in Morocco are managed by the state-owned company Société Nationale des Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM).
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[https://tollguru.com/toll-calculator-morocco Calculate Morocco Toll]
 
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== Do I Need to Pay Tolls in Morocco? 2025 Update ==
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== How do you pay for toll roads in Morocco? ==
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There are two main ways to pay for toll roads in Morocco:
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'''Yes, all autoroutes (A-numbered highways) in Morocco require toll payments.''' Morocco operates a closed toll system where you receive a ticket upon entry and pay based on distance traveled when exiting.
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* Cash: This is still an option at some toll booths. However, it's not always recommended because:
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** Limited Availability: Cash lanes might be less frequent, leading to longer queues.
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'''Toll Roads Include:'''
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** Exact Change Needed: Toll booths might not always have change readily available, potentially causing delays.
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* '''A-numbered autoroutes''' (A1, A3, A4, A7, etc.)
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* '''All major expressway connections''' between cities
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* '''2,177 km of paid highway network''' nationwide
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'''Free Roads Include:'''
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* '''N-numbered national roads''' (similar to state highways)
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* '''R and P regional/local roads'''
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* '''Urban streets and city roads'''
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== Morocco Toll Costs: Current Rates ==
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=== Typical Toll Ranges by Distance (2025) ===
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<table class="toll-table">
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<tr>
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<th>Journey Type</th>
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<th>Distance</th>
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<th>Typical Cost (MAD)</th>
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<th>Approximate USD</th>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Short urban connection</td>
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<td>20-50 km</td>
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<td>5-20 MAD</td>
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<td>$0.50-2.00</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Medium inter-city</td>
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<td>100-200 km</td>
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<td>20-60 MAD</td>
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<td>$2.00-6.00</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Long-distance corridor</td>
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<td>300+ km</td>
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<td>60-120 MAD</td>
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<td>$6.00-12.00</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Cross-country journey</td>
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<td>500+ km</td>
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<td>100-180 MAD</td>
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<td>$10.00-18.00</td>
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=== Major Route Examples (2025 Rates) ===
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<th>Route</th>
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<th>Autoroute</th>
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<th>Distance</th>
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<th>Toll Cost (MAD)</th>
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<th>Travel Time</th>
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<td>Casablanca - Rabat</td>
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<td>A1</td>
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<td>95 km</td>
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<td>25-35 MAD</td>
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<td>1 hour</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Casablanca - Marrakech</td>
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<td>A7</td>
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<td>240 km</td>
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<td>70-90 MAD</td>
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<td>2.5 hours</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Rabat - Fez</td>
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<td>A2</td>
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<td>210 km</td>
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<td>60-80 MAD</td>
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<td>2.5 hours</td>
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<td>Tangier - Kenitra</td>
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<td>A1</td>
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<td>205 km</td>
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<td>65-85 MAD</td>
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<td>2 hours</td>
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<td>Casablanca - Agadir</td>
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<td>A7</td>
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<td>420 km</td>
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<td>120-160 MAD</td>
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<td>4 hours</td>
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</tr>
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=== Vehicle Classification Impact ===
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<th>Vehicle Type</th>
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<th>Classification</th>
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<th>Rate Multiplier</th>
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<th>Examples</th>
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<td>Motorcycles</td>
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<td>Class 1</td>
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<td>0.5x base rate</td>
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<td>All motorcycles, scooters</td>
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<td>Cars</td>
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<td>Class 2</td>
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<td>1.0x base rate</td>
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<td>Passenger cars, SUVs</td>
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<td>Light commercial</td>
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<td>Class 3</td>
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<td>1.5x base rate</td>
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<td>Vans, small trucks</td>
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<td>Heavy trucks</td>
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<td>Class 4+</td>
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<td>2.0-3.0x base rate</td>
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<td>Large trucks, buses</td>
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</tr>
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== How to Pay Morocco Tolls ==
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=== Payment Methods ===
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* '''Cash (MAD):''' Accepted at all toll booths - exact change not required
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* '''JAWAZ electronic card:''' Prepaid electronic payment system
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* '''JAWAZ pass:''' On-board unit for automatic payment
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* '''Credit cards:''' Limited acceptance at major toll plazas
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=== JAWAZ Electronic System ===
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* '''Purchase locations:''' ADM sales outlets, gas stations
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* '''Automatic passage:''' Drive through designated JAWAZ lanes
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* '''Discounted rates:''' Often cheaper than cash payments
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* '''Battery life:''' Approximately 7 years, replaced free when expired
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=== Cash Payment Process ===
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1. '''Take ticket''' upon entering autoroute
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2. '''Keep ticket''' throughout journey
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3. '''Present ticket''' at exit toll booth
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4. '''Pay calculated amount''' based on distance traveled
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5. '''Receive receipt''' and proceed
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== Recent Changes (2025) ==
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* '''Network expansion:''' Continued investment toward 2030 FIFA World Cup
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* '''Infrastructure improvements:''' MAD 12.5 billion investment program
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* '''Technology upgrades:''' Enhanced JAWAZ system reliability
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* '''Safety initiatives:''' iRAP road safety assessments on 200km network
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* '''2030 World Cup preparation:''' Major highway upgrades planned
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== Morocco vs. Neighboring Countries ==
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<th>Country</th>
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<th>System Type</th>
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<th>Network Size</th>
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<th>Typical Cost</th>
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<th>Payment Methods</th>
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<td>Morocco</td>
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<td>Distance-based tolls</td>
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<td>2,177 km</td>
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<td>MAD 5-180 per journey</td>
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<td>Cash, JAWAZ card</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Algeria</td>
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<td>Limited toll network</td>
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<td>~200 km</td>
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<td>DZD 20-100 per section</td>
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<td>Primarily cash</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Tunisia</td>
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<td>Distance-based tolls</td>
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<td>~370 km</td>
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<td>TND 1-8 per journey</td>
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<td>Cash, electronic cards</td>
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</tr>
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<td>Spain</td>
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<td>Distance-based tolls</td>
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<td>3,000+ km</td>
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<td>€5-40 per journey</td>
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<td>Cash, cards, VIA-T</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>France</td>
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<td>Distance-based tolls</td>
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<td>9,000+ km</td>
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<td>€8-60 per journey</td>
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<td>Cash, cards, télépéage</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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== Major Autoroute Network ==
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=== North-South Corridor ===
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* '''A1 Tangier-Rabat-Casablanca:''' Main Atlantic coast highway
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* '''A7 Casablanca-Marrakech-Agadir:''' Southwest connection
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* '''Total length:''' 665 km connecting major economic centers
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=== East-West Corridor ===
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* '''A2 Rabat-Fez:''' Central mountain crossing
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* '''A4 Fez-Oujda:''' Eastern border approach (under development)
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* '''Strategic importance:''' Connects Atlantic coast to Algeria border
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=== Regional Networks ===
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* '''A3 Casablanca-Meknes:''' Alternative inland route
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* '''A5 Rabat bypass:''' Urban traffic management
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* '''A6 Tangier approaches:''' Port and airport connections
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== Planning Your Morocco Journey ==
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=== Cost Budgeting ===
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* '''Daily toll budget:''' MAD 50-150 for extensive autoroute use
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* '''Cash reserves:''' Keep MAD 200-300 for tolls and fuel
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* '''JAWAZ advantages:''' 5-10% savings for frequent users
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* '''Route alternatives:''' N-roads free but slower (30-40% longer travel times)
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=== Travel Tips ===
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* '''Toll lanes:''' Avoid JAWAZ-only lanes if paying cash
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* '''Ticket safety:''' Keep entry ticket secure - loss results in maximum toll charge
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* '''Change preparation:''' Large bills accepted, change provided
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* '''Police checkpoints:''' Common on autoroutes, carry passport and IDP
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=== Navigation Considerations ===
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* '''GPS routing:''' Most apps default to toll roads for time savings
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* '''Speed limits:''' 120 km/h on autoroutes, 100 km/h on national roads
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* '''Rest areas:''' Regular service areas with fuel, food, and facilities
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* '''Emergency services:''' Patrol vehicles provide assistance
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== Frequently Asked Questions ==
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=== Can I avoid tolls by using national roads? ===
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Yes, N-numbered roads are toll-free but travel times increase by 30-40%. Rural roads (R/P) may have poor conditions.
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=== What happens if I lose my toll ticket? ===
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You'll be charged the maximum possible toll from the farthest entry point on that autoroute section.
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=== Do I need exact change for tolls? ===
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No, toll booths provide change for cash payments. Large bills are accepted.
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=== Can tourists get JAWAZ cards? ===
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Yes, JAWAZ cards are available to anyone at ADM sales outlets and many gas stations without residency requirements.
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=== Are there toll discounts for frequent travelers? ===
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JAWAZ users often receive 5-10% discounts compared to cash rates, plus subscription options for heavy users.
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=== What about credit card acceptance? ===
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Credit cards are accepted at major toll plazas but cash remains the most reliable payment method.
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=== Do toll rates vary by time of day? ===
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No, Morocco uses flat rates regardless of traffic conditions or time of travel.
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== International Driving Requirements ==
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=== Documentation Needed ===
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* '''International Driving Permit (IDP):''' Required for foreign drivers
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* '''Passport:''' Must be carried while driving
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* '''Vehicle registration:''' If using own vehicle
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* '''Insurance:''' Valid international coverage required
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=== Border Crossing Considerations ===
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* '''Spain (via ferry):''' Vehicle documentation checked at Tangier Med
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* '''Algeria border:''' Closed since 1994 - no road crossing available
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* '''Ceuta/Melilla:''' Spanish enclaves with EU border controls
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== Enforcement & Safety ==
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=== Traffic Enforcement ===
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* '''Police presence:''' Regular checkpoints on autoroutes
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* '''Speed cameras:''' Increasing deployment on major routes
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* '''Documentation checks:''' Passport, IDP, and vehicle papers required
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* '''Fines:''' Payable in cash to traffic police
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=== Safety Standards ===
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* '''Emergency services:''' 112 (national emergency number)
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* '''Road conditions:''' Generally excellent on autoroutes
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* '''Weather considerations:''' Mountain passes can be challenging in winter
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* '''Breakdown assistance:''' Available through ADM network
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== Future Development Plans ==
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=== 2030 FIFA World Cup Preparation ===
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* '''Infrastructure investment:''' €650 million from African Development Bank
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* '''Network expansion:''' Additional connections to stadiums and airports
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* '''Capacity improvements:''' Widening of high-traffic sections
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* '''Technology upgrades:''' Enhanced toll collection systems
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=== Long-term Vision (2030-2035) ===
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* '''Network doubling:''' Target 4,000+ km by 2035
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* '''Rural connectivity:''' 45,000 km new rural roads
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* '''Sustainability:''' Green infrastructure and electric vehicle support
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* '''Regional integration:''' Enhanced connections to ports and airports
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== Contact Information ==
  
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=== Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) ===
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** Faster Transactions: Dedicated lanes for Jawaz TAG holders exist, allowing for quicker passage.
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* '''Website:''' www.adm.co.ma
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** Wider Acceptance: Most toll booths are equipped to accept Jawaz TAG.
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* '''Customer service:''' Available at toll plazas and service areas
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** Convenience: You can top up your card online or at designated points to avoid running out of credit.
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* '''Emergency assistance:''' Patrol vehicles on major routes
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=== Emergency Services ===
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* '''Police/Fire/Medical:''' 112
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* '''Tourist police:''' 19 (major cities)
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* '''Road assistance:''' Available through rental car companies
  
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        <th>Toll Road</th>
 
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            <th>Light Car</th>
 
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            <th>Medium sized vehicle</th>
 
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            <th>Large vehicle</th>
 
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        <td>Casablanca - Rabat</td>
 
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        <td>23.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>34.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>41.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>Casablanca - Marrakech</td>
 
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        <td>95.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>142.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>171.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>Rabat - Fes</td>
 
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        <td>44.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>66.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>79.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>Marrakech - Agadir</td>
 
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        <td>66.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>111.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>134.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>Tangier - Rabat</td>
 
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        <td>66.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>98.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>118.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>Casablanca - Beni Malal</td>
 
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        <td>50.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>78.00 د.م</td>
 
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        <td>93.00 د.م</td>
 
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* [https://www.tollguru.com/toll-wiki/india-toll India]
 
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* [https://www.tollguru.com/toll-wiki/turkey-hgs-ogs-highway-bridge-electronic-toll-system Turkey]
 
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* [https://www.tollguru.com/toll-wiki/singapore-motorways-tolls-and-toll-information Singapore]
 
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* [https://www.tollguru.com/toll-wiki/philippines-expressway-tolls-and-toll-information Philippiness]
 
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Latest revision as of 22:22, 1 July 2025

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Morocco Toll Roads 2025: Complete Guide

System: Distance-based toll (closed system)
Operator: Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM)
Currency: Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
Coverage: 2,177 km nationwide autoroutes network
Technology: JAWAZ electronic payment, cash accepted

Do I Need to Pay Tolls in Morocco? 2025 Update

Yes, all autoroutes (A-numbered highways) in Morocco require toll payments. Morocco operates a closed toll system where you receive a ticket upon entry and pay based on distance traveled when exiting.

Toll Roads Include:

  • A-numbered autoroutes (A1, A3, A4, A7, etc.)
  • All major expressway connections between cities
  • 2,177 km of paid highway network nationwide

Free Roads Include:

  • N-numbered national roads (similar to state highways)
  • R and P regional/local roads
  • Urban streets and city roads

Morocco Toll Costs: Current Rates

Typical Toll Ranges by Distance (2025)

Journey Type Distance Typical Cost (MAD) Approximate USD
Short urban connection 20-50 km 5-20 MAD $0.50-2.00
Medium inter-city 100-200 km 20-60 MAD $2.00-6.00
Long-distance corridor 300+ km 60-120 MAD $6.00-12.00
Cross-country journey 500+ km 100-180 MAD $10.00-18.00

Major Route Examples (2025 Rates)

Route Autoroute Distance Toll Cost (MAD) Travel Time
Casablanca - Rabat A1 95 km 25-35 MAD 1 hour
Casablanca - Marrakech A7 240 km 70-90 MAD 2.5 hours
Rabat - Fez A2 210 km 60-80 MAD 2.5 hours
Tangier - Kenitra A1 205 km 65-85 MAD 2 hours
Casablanca - Agadir A7 420 km 120-160 MAD 4 hours

Vehicle Classification Impact

Vehicle Type Classification Rate Multiplier Examples
Motorcycles Class 1 0.5x base rate All motorcycles, scooters
Cars Class 2 1.0x base rate Passenger cars, SUVs
Light commercial Class 3 1.5x base rate Vans, small trucks
Heavy trucks Class 4+ 2.0-3.0x base rate Large trucks, buses

How to Pay Morocco Tolls

Payment Methods

  • Cash (MAD): Accepted at all toll booths - exact change not required
  • JAWAZ electronic card: Prepaid electronic payment system
  • JAWAZ pass: On-board unit for automatic payment
  • Credit cards: Limited acceptance at major toll plazas

JAWAZ Electronic System

  • Purchase locations: ADM sales outlets, gas stations
  • Automatic passage: Drive through designated JAWAZ lanes
  • Discounted rates: Often cheaper than cash payments
  • Battery life: Approximately 7 years, replaced free when expired

Cash Payment Process

1. Take ticket upon entering autoroute 2. Keep ticket throughout journey 3. Present ticket at exit toll booth 4. Pay calculated amount based on distance traveled 5. Receive receipt and proceed

Recent Changes (2025)

  • Network expansion: Continued investment toward 2030 FIFA World Cup
  • Infrastructure improvements: MAD 12.5 billion investment program
  • Technology upgrades: Enhanced JAWAZ system reliability
  • Safety initiatives: iRAP road safety assessments on 200km network
  • 2030 World Cup preparation: Major highway upgrades planned

Morocco vs. Neighboring Countries

Country System Type Network Size Typical Cost Payment Methods
Morocco Distance-based tolls 2,177 km MAD 5-180 per journey Cash, JAWAZ card
Algeria Limited toll network ~200 km DZD 20-100 per section Primarily cash
Tunisia Distance-based tolls ~370 km TND 1-8 per journey Cash, electronic cards
Spain Distance-based tolls 3,000+ km €5-40 per journey Cash, cards, VIA-T
France Distance-based tolls 9,000+ km €8-60 per journey Cash, cards, télépéage

Major Autoroute Network

North-South Corridor

  • A1 Tangier-Rabat-Casablanca: Main Atlantic coast highway
  • A7 Casablanca-Marrakech-Agadir: Southwest connection
  • Total length: 665 km connecting major economic centers

East-West Corridor

  • A2 Rabat-Fez: Central mountain crossing
  • A4 Fez-Oujda: Eastern border approach (under development)
  • Strategic importance: Connects Atlantic coast to Algeria border

Regional Networks

  • A3 Casablanca-Meknes: Alternative inland route
  • A5 Rabat bypass: Urban traffic management
  • A6 Tangier approaches: Port and airport connections

Planning Your Morocco Journey

Cost Budgeting

  • Daily toll budget: MAD 50-150 for extensive autoroute use
  • Cash reserves: Keep MAD 200-300 for tolls and fuel
  • JAWAZ advantages: 5-10% savings for frequent users
  • Route alternatives: N-roads free but slower (30-40% longer travel times)

Travel Tips

  • Toll lanes: Avoid JAWAZ-only lanes if paying cash
  • Ticket safety: Keep entry ticket secure - loss results in maximum toll charge
  • Change preparation: Large bills accepted, change provided
  • Police checkpoints: Common on autoroutes, carry passport and IDP

Navigation Considerations

  • GPS routing: Most apps default to toll roads for time savings
  • Speed limits: 120 km/h on autoroutes, 100 km/h on national roads
  • Rest areas: Regular service areas with fuel, food, and facilities
  • Emergency services: Patrol vehicles provide assistance

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I avoid tolls by using national roads?

Yes, N-numbered roads are toll-free but travel times increase by 30-40%. Rural roads (R/P) may have poor conditions.

What happens if I lose my toll ticket?

You'll be charged the maximum possible toll from the farthest entry point on that autoroute section.

Do I need exact change for tolls?

No, toll booths provide change for cash payments. Large bills are accepted.

Can tourists get JAWAZ cards?

Yes, JAWAZ cards are available to anyone at ADM sales outlets and many gas stations without residency requirements.

Are there toll discounts for frequent travelers?

JAWAZ users often receive 5-10% discounts compared to cash rates, plus subscription options for heavy users.

What about credit card acceptance?

Credit cards are accepted at major toll plazas but cash remains the most reliable payment method.

Do toll rates vary by time of day?

No, Morocco uses flat rates regardless of traffic conditions or time of travel.

International Driving Requirements

Documentation Needed

  • International Driving Permit (IDP): Required for foreign drivers
  • Passport: Must be carried while driving
  • Vehicle registration: If using own vehicle
  • Insurance: Valid international coverage required

Border Crossing Considerations

  • Spain (via ferry): Vehicle documentation checked at Tangier Med
  • Algeria border: Closed since 1994 - no road crossing available
  • Ceuta/Melilla: Spanish enclaves with EU border controls

Enforcement & Safety

Traffic Enforcement

  • Police presence: Regular checkpoints on autoroutes
  • Speed cameras: Increasing deployment on major routes
  • Documentation checks: Passport, IDP, and vehicle papers required
  • Fines: Payable in cash to traffic police

Safety Standards

  • Emergency services: 112 (national emergency number)
  • Road conditions: Generally excellent on autoroutes
  • Weather considerations: Mountain passes can be challenging in winter
  • Breakdown assistance: Available through ADM network

Future Development Plans

2030 FIFA World Cup Preparation

  • Infrastructure investment: €650 million from African Development Bank
  • Network expansion: Additional connections to stadiums and airports
  • Capacity improvements: Widening of high-traffic sections
  • Technology upgrades: Enhanced toll collection systems

Long-term Vision (2030-2035)

  • Network doubling: Target 4,000+ km by 2035
  • Rural connectivity: 45,000 km new rural roads
  • Sustainability: Green infrastructure and electric vehicle support
  • Regional integration: Enhanced connections to ports and airports

Contact Information

Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM)

  • Website: www.adm.co.ma
  • Customer service: Available at toll plazas and service areas
  • Emergency assistance: Patrol vehicles on major routes
  • JAWAZ support: Sales outlets nationwide

Emergency Services

  • Police/Fire/Medical: 112
  • Tourist police: 19 (major cities)
  • Road assistance: Available through rental car companies
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