Driving in Morocco Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
overview of driving in Morocco
About Driving in Morocco
The main road network is in good condition but due to the lack of dedicated cycling lanes and pedestrian paths in all but the largest cities, they are shared by many cyclists, pedestrians and horse-drawn vehicles. Roads have a good surface, although some are very narrow, in most cases only one narrow lane in each direction. Many roads in the south marked as sealed actually have only a central strip, one lane wide, sealed with wide shoulders to be used every time you meet oncoming traffic and this is a sensible economic solution in these areas of sparse traffic and long straight roads - except when you can not see oncoming traffic because of windblown dust! The main cities are connected by toll motorways still being extended. Driving is on the right. Road signs are mostly in Arabic and Fren
Driving in Morocco Travel Guide Sections
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