Toll Zones
Disclaimer : Toll rates, service availability, network extent and procedures change frequently. Information here is provided for general reference and may be out of date or incomplete. Always confirm current details through official ADM channels before making any decision.
Morocco's motorway network is organised around major axes linking the main cities. This guide presents those axes and how tolls are distributed along them, for reference.
The major axes
| Axis | Link (indicative) |
|---|---|
| A1 | Casablanca – Rabat |
| A2 | Rabat – Fez – Oujda (east) |
| A3 | Towards Tangier (north) |
| A5 | Ring road and Rabat – Salé links |
| A7 | Casablanca – Marrakesh |
Illustrative diagram only — verify current details through official ADM channels.
Continuous network expansion
The network keeps expanding. The Tit Mellil–Berrechid section, for example, opened at the end of 2025 (November 2025). The authorities have announced expansion targets by 2030. This information changes over time: verify current data.
Axis numbers, links and openings change over time. This table is indicative: see official sources for the current state of the network.
Sources & further reading
Text-only references (publisher, title, date). This site uses no external links: search for these sources in your browser.
- ADM — motorway network map (adm.co.ma).
- Announcements on new section openings (2024–2025).
- Moroccan press — coverage of motorway projects.