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100 |
62 |
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100 |
62 |
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50 |
31 |
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Use this guide to driving in Morocco to ensure you have a safe and hassle-free trip.
By hiring a car, you will be able to enjoy the independence and freedom of getting around at your own pace, but before you go, you should familiarise yourself with the potential hazards and legislation in Morocco, which will apply to you as a motorist.
Morocco has got an established road network, which is rapidly improving. There has been a lot of investment in the development of the motorways in recent years, so visitors can get around with more ease and speed, making car a great way to get around and see points of interest.
You will find that some drivers in Morocco drive with far less caution than you may be used to in your own country, so extra care should be taken, especially in built up areas where you will be in close proximity to other vehicles. Allow plenty of space between vehicles, and always be aware of other motorists around you.
Care should be taken when driving on rural roads as these are generally narrower and may sometimes be in a poor state of repair with lots of potholes and bumps.
Distances between major cities are long, so it is advisable that you ensure you have an adequate supply of fuel and water for your journey as service stations can be infrequent on long routes.
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