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Synergy logistics just completed a district tour of Grand Cape Mt County, which included: Gola Konneh, Porkpa, Tewor, Garwula, and Commonwealth. Taking in some beautiful natural sites and traversing the most challenging roads. Call us if you need a ride.

Liberia to receive US $50m for construction of Sasstown-Klowein Road Liberia is set to receive US $50m from the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) for the construction of Sasstown-Klowein Road in the southeastern part of the country.

Liberia: New Southeastern Road Project to Advance Economic Development and Transformation The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved an International Development Association (IDA) credit financing of $29 million for the Liberia Southeastern Corridor Road Asset Management Project (SECRAMP).

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The road network in Liberia is greatly underdeveloped and among the least developed in West Africa. Liberia has a total area of 111,370 km² and a road system with a total length of 10,600 km. Of these, only 657 km are paved while 9,943 km are unpaved. There is major deterioration on all highways due to heavy rains, lack of maintenance, overloaded trucks and the long rainy season which lasts 8 months, during which most of the roads are inaccessible, particularly in Nimba, Lofa, Sinoe, Gbarporlu and Maryland counties. Out of the 10,600 km roads in Liberia, less than a quarter are classified as all-weather roads. The road between Monrovia and Ganta was paved in 2015 and is in good condition and the road between Monrovia and Buchanan Port is paved and in good condition. The road between Monrovia and Bo is paved and in good condition.

Distance Matrix

To view the distances between towns in Liberia, please see the following annex: Annex III: Distance Matrix.

Travel Time from Capital City to Major Towns (km)


Monrovia:

Buchanan - 2 hours

Ganta - 4 hours

Gbarnga - 3 hours

Greenville - 8 hours

Harper - 12 hours

Voinjama - 8 hours

Zwerdu - 12 hours

Road Security

Road travel in Liberia can be hazardous. Potholes and poor road surfaces are common, making safe driving extremely challenging. Cars, trucks, and taxis are often overloaded with people and goods and make frequent stops without signalling. Drivers overtake on the right as well as the left. Many vehicles operate with very worn tires and blowouts are frequent. Public taxis are poorly maintained. Intersections must be approached with caution. Many vehicles circulate in the country without carrying a proper registration plate.

Weighbridges and Axle Load Limits

There are no weighbridges in the country nor there are axle load limits.

Road Class and Surface Conditions

Classification Description
Primary Roads
Roads can be paved or unpaved and link major cities in Liberia
Secondary Roads
Unpaved roads link smaller villages to primary roads or link primary roads
Tracks
Generally used by walkers, small motorbikes and sometimes by 4x4.

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