Casablanca will take out a loan of nearly 444 million dirhams to acquire 350 buses currently held by Alsa Al Baida. A substantial portion of this sum will first be used to settle the operator’s related bank debt.
Relief for users of Mohammed VI Boulevard in Casablanca. The authorities have announced the commissioning of the longest suspension bridge in Africa to reduce the daily traffic jams that are accentuated, especially during the month of Ramadan.
The construction work on the T2 and T3 lines of the Casablanca tramway has reached a progress rate of 72%, according to Casa transport. Their commissioning is scheduled for 2024.
The construction of the T3 and T4 tramway lines in Casablanca has reached a progress rate of 65%, according to Casa Transport.
The projects to build new tramway and busway lines in Casablanca have progressed gradually in 2021. This year, the bulk of the work will be devoted to the rail platform.
Casa Transport has announced a 2.5-kilometer extension of the city’s busway lines, the second of which is scheduled for this year.
Casa Transport announced the launch of the construction work of a grade-separated bridge on Boulevard Mohammed VI. The structure should be operational as early as the summer of 2022.
Casa Transports wants to reduce the process of paying at automatic ticket vending machines. It plans to offer its customers a fairly simple method to pay or recharge their travel pass using their contactless bank card, starting at 6 dhs.
Part of the ruins of the Lincoln Hotel collapsed on Friday, December 18, 2020, near the Tramway passage. To ensure the safety of the population, traffic on Tramway Line 1 has been interrupted.
The city of Casablanca is preparing to launch a call for projects for the construction of six new car parks. These are projects to be carried out as part of the public-private partnership (PPP).
A new fleet of high-end buses will be put into circulation in Casablanca starting in mid-2021. An environmentally friendly mode of transport, the double-decker electric buses will run every 10 minutes.
Casa Transports has awarded Alstom a new 130 million euro contract for the supply of 66 Citadis X05 tramways with an option for 22 additional tramways for the future lines 3 and 4.