
Two new underground parking facilities will soon open in Rabat’s Agdal district to reduce congestion and improve urban mobility.

Two new underground parking facilities will soon open in Rabat’s Agdal district to reduce congestion and improve urban mobility.

A Japan-based study forecasts steady growth in Morocco’s bus market through 2032, supported by urbanization, green transport policies, and infrastructure investment.

Tangier becomes the first Moroccan city to deploy smart digital traffic signage as part of its preparations for the 2030 World Cup.

Rabat is rolling out a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system with modern stations and a 48 km network, strengthening public transport across the capital region.

Casablanca mobilizes and optimizes its tramway network to ensure smooth urban mobility ahead of major sporting and cultural events in 2025.

Rabat has officially moved forward with plans to introduce amphibious tourist buses, vehicles designed to travel through city streets before sailing onto the Bouregreg River. Though still in the preparation phase, the project confirms Morocco’s growing vision for creative, sustainable urban tourism.