Getting into and moving in and about Moka

The region is known for its ideal geographical location with four access roads, including the island’s two motorways (M1 and M3). It is only 10 and 20 minutes away from the main hubs of Ebene and Port Louis respectively, as well as 30 minutes from the North. The trend in Moka is towards soft mobility and public transport. Find out about the eco-friendly, fun and sporty modes of transport available to residents of Moka!

Getting in and out of Moka

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Public transport

Whether you live in the centre of the island or along the coast, there is good public transport to get you to and from work. There are various bus routes to Moka and a bus stop at the entrance to each of our neighbourhoods. With the completion of the metro in the coming years, there will be three stations in Moka to facilitate daily commuting.

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By car

Moka is one of the most accessible regions of the island, in particular through its four access roads, including the country’s two motorways. It is now easier to reach Moka than Port Louis through the M3 Motorway. Several road infrastructure projects have been completed, with others underway in the region. Moka is even more accessible now for residents from the central, southern, and western parts of the island.

Getting around in Moka

Moka Smart City has been designed to gradually accommodate little or non-motorised alternative modes of transport: an efficient means to reduce our environmental footprint and promote sport.

  • The Promenade

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    This main soft mobility route, spanning 6km, will at term run through all areas of the Smart City, from Telfair to l’Avenir. Currently constructed from Telfair to Helvétia, works are underway to extend its deployment to Vivéa.

  • 10km bike path

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    A network will connect all the precincts, from Bagatelle to l’Avenir

  • Pedestrian-friendly infrastructure

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    Introduction of urban signage, establishment of pedestrian areas and convenience of sidewalks (shade, lighting, safety and accessibility for people with reduced mobility).

  • Bike and scooter parking facilities

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    Dedicated parking spaces for bicycles and electric scooters will be gradually deployed, along with a network of bike lanes spanning 10km across the city.

  • Electric scooters

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    We encourage and help businesses in the city get electric scooters for their employees. These eco-friendly and cost-effective options are ideal for short trips to the gym, restaurant or business meetings, improving user well-being and their experience of short everyday trips.