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Latvian roads’ quality ranked 101st in the world

Mar 06, 2013

RIGA - Latvia is ranked 101st in the world in terms of road quality - alongside such countries as Mali, Tanzania and Chad, according to the World Economic Forum’s report.

There are 144 countries in the ranking altogether. Lithuania is ranked the highest among the Baltic countries - 32nd, whereas Estonia is in 51st place.

The best roads in the world are in France, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Portugal and Oman, whereas the worst roads are in Russia, Ukraine, Gabon, Haiti and Moldova.

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