ADM launches Jawaz mobile app to ease toll road travel

ADM launches Jawaz mobile app to ease toll road travel
Monday 19 May 2025 - 16:32

The National Motorway Company announced Monday it launched a Jawaz mobile app, aimed at streamlining toll road access for users of the country’s electronic toll system.

The app allows for quick pass recharges, bulk top-ups for users managing multiple passes, and access to billing history, travel records, and balance checks.

ADM stated that this new digital platform complements existing channels, bank apps, ADM’s website, service area shops, and in-person outlets, and supports its broader strategy to diversify Jawaz sales and recharge options.

Jawaz remains Morocco’s most efficient toll payment method, particularly during peak travel seasons. ADM notes that Jawaz lanes have eight times the capacity of manual ones, enabling seamless, secure passage without stopping.

The app’s launch is part of ongoing efforts to modernize Morocco’s toll infrastructure and improve the overall driving experience, especially as summer travel demand begins to ramp up.

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