Morocco motorway tolls: the official ADM rates in Triq

Tolls and budget Published on October 23, 2026

By TIAKI Sofien, publisher of Triq

Triq estimates toll prices from the official ADM rate table, complete for cars (class 1), single-barrier tolls included. Since 0.10.0, the A7, A2 and A1 north motorways were covered; 0.11.0 completed the table. If a rate is unknown, it's never made up.

On the motorway, the toll adds to your trip budget. Triq helps you know it before you get on the slip road.

The official rate table

Triq relies on the official ADM rate table (Autoroutes du Maroc). It covers cars, class 1. The first version, in 0.10.0, started from the A7, A2 and A1 north motorways; 0.11.0 added the full rate table, with single-barrier tolls.

In other words, for a car, the estimate follows the published rates rather than a rough figure.

Where you see it

• In the route preview, as part of the trip cost.
• During guidance, with toll announcements read by your phone's voice in French, English and Arabic.

When the rate isn't known

Triq doesn't guess. If a toll plaza's rate isn't known, it's never made up: missing information is better than wrong information.

What if the rates change?

Rates can change. That's why Triq completes the table with what drivers confirm after going through the plaza, as explained in community tolls.

What isn't covered

The rate table covers cars. Walking and Cycling modes have no tolls.

Why an official rate table

The published table gives a solid starting point, plaza by plaza. Triq uses it as is for cars, then lets the community confirm it or flag a discrepancy.

Check the total in the preview before you leave: you'll know whether the toll weighs heavily on your budget, and you can compare it with a national road route.

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