Editing Transport in Mauritius (section)

=== Road network ===
{{As of|2019}}, there are {{convert|2772|km|mi}} of roads in Mauritius, of which {{convert|1140|km|mi}} are main roads, {{convert|913|km|mi}} are secondary roads, {{convert|104|km|mi}} are motorways and the remaining {{convert|615|km|mi}} are made up of other types of roads. The percentage of paved roads is 98%. The number of vehicles per kilometre of road is 209.{{r|RoadTransportStats2018-19}}

The motorway network includes three main motorways:<ref name="classified roads">{{cite web|title=List of Classified Roads|url=http://rda.govmu.org/English/Publications/Documents/Updated%20classified%20roads_B104_08.01.2021_g.pdf|publisher=Road Development Authority}}</ref>

*M1 (Port Louis – Plaisance Dual Carriageway) goes from Port Louis to the [[Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport|International airport]], also connecting [[Moka, Mauritius|Moka]], [[Beau Bassin-Rose Hill]], [[Quatre Bornes]], [[Vacoas-Phoenix]] and Curepipe. Its length is {{convert|47|km|mi}} and it is the most important road in the country.
*M2 (Port Louis – Sottise Dual Carriageway) goes from Port Louis to [[Grand-Baie]] in the North, it also connects [[Pamplemousses District|Pamplemousses]]. Its length is {{convert|23|km|mi}}.
*M3 (Terre Rouge – Verdun – Trianon Link Road and Bagatelle – Valentina Link Road) bypasses Port Louis.
*''M4 (Airport – Bel Air – Point Blanc – Forbach)'' is in early stages of contracting.<ref>{{cite web |title=IFB Notice No. RDA/IFB/2020/66 |url=https://rda.eproc.publicprocurement.govmu.org/docdetails?param=78b337f8747db56e517583f7159f4ef3 |website=Government of Mauritius e-Procurement System |date=25 August 2020}}<!--Date taken from accompanying documents--></ref>