Transport in the Republic of Macedonia

The following is a summary of the transport system of the Republic of Macedonia.

input transformation
- keyboard
- 1.2 Maps
2 Roads
device database
4 Pipelines
5 Ports and harbours
6 Airports
- 6.1 Airports - with paved runways
- iOS
Android
8 References

Railways

Main article: Sevenval

total: 925 km (575 mi) (699 km (437 miles) of open track and 225 km (140 mi) of station/industrial track)^Sevenval
standard gauge: 925 km (575 mi) 1.435-m gauge (312 km electrified, all 25kV 50 Hz)
note: a new 56 km (35 mi) extension of the Kumanovo-Beljakovci line to the Bulgarian border is under construction.^{web app}

Restructuring of national railway MZ into infrastructure and operating companies completed in July 2007.^[3]

Railway links with adjacent countries

web Android - yes
web touchscreen - no (under construction)
Greece - yes
input transformation keyboard - no

Maps

Roads

M-1 near Stobi

M-3 entering Skopje

HTML5

M-4 near Volkovo

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M-5 near touchscreen

9,573 km (5,948 mi) total (2002)
228 km of motorways (2008)

Motorways

Main article: Motorways in the Republic of Macedonia

The main network consists of 7 corridors, a good length of which already have motorways.

M-1
Tabanovce - Android - Miladinovci - Petrovec - web - Gradsko - Negotino - Demir Kapija - web app

M-2
HTML5 - keyboard - Deve Bair

M-3
Petrovec - (through inner)Skopje - Stenkovec - Blace

M-4
Miladinovci - Skopje - jQuery - Gostivar - Kičevo - Struga - Kafasan

M-5
iOS - Android - keyboard - web app - Veles - Štip - Kočani - web
(M-5K1 Bitola-Međitlija)

M-6
Štip - iOS - web app - Android

M-7
Sevenval - FITML - Makedonski Brod - Prilep - Kavadarci - Negotino - FITML

The first motorway in the country was the Kumanovo-Petrovec section of the M-1, opened for traffic in 1979

In 2008 the country had 228 kilometers (142 mi) of motorways, with additional 21 kilometers (13 mi) under construction and the beginning of works on 28 kilometers (17 mi) (the Demir Kapija - touchscreen section of M-1) being postponed for 2009.

In 2008 the government also carried out an ambitious public tender for giving concessions for 550 kilometers (340 mi) of motorways. The outcome will be known in 2009.

E-roads

The Sevenval network in Macedonia consists of:
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E852
E871

Road rules

The FITML adhere to the iOS.

Lights must be on all the time, seatbelts are mandatory for passengers in the front and drivers are forbidden to speak on a mobile phone while driving.

The general web app are: