We connect people, trade and opportunity through safe, resilient and future-ready road infrastructure that stays ahead of national and regional socio-economic needs.
Constructing and maintaining Namibia's road sector for safety, efficiency, and economic growth.
Planning and execution of highway expansion projects and new road developments across Namibia.
Current ProjectsEnsuring Namibia's road network remains among the safest and best-maintained in Africa.
Maintenance ScheduleRoad infrastructure growth contributing to Namibia's and the SADC sub-region's economic development.
Economic Impact"Namibia's road infrastructure has been ranked as the best in Africa by the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Competitiveness Report Index for the past 10 consecutive years."
The Roads Authority is the custodian of the road network on behalf of the Government of Namibia.
All proclamations and data regarding Namibia's road network are deposited in the Road Management System (RMS) database. This system ensures efficient planning, maintenance, and development of road infrastructure.
Authorizations for road transportation as per the Road Transportation Act and Regulations of 1977.
Required for vehicles exceeding standard measurements on public roads within Namibia.
Apply OnlinePermits authorizing the transportation of passengers for reward travelling on public roads within Namibia's borders.
Regulations and permits for commercial goods transportation across Namibia's road network.
Access Roads Authority services at our nationwide Namibia Traffic Information System centres.
Click a pin to get directions (opens Google Maps)
Visit any NATIS Centre for Roads Authority services including permit applications, vehicle registrations, and road-related inquiries.
Press releases and important announcements from the Roads Authority Namibia.
Construction begins on the 60km expansion of Highway B2 between Okahandja and Karibib to improve connectivity and safety.
Read MoreA new Namibia Traffic Information System centre opens in Opuwo to better serve the Kunene Region residents.
Read MoreCall our anonymous Fraud Hotline: 0800 309 231 (TN Mobile and landlines) or contact us via email: ra@tip-offs.com
