Morocco has a well-developed transportation network that includes trains and buses, providing convenient options for both domestic and international travel. Here’s an overview of train and bus services in Morocco:
Trains:
| Railway Company | Overview | Key Routes | Types of Trains | Ticketing and Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ONCF (Office National des Chemins de Fer) | National railway company operating the majority of train services in Morocco. | Connects major cities, including Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Fes, Tangier, etc. | – High-Speed Trains (Al Boraq) – Rapide Trains – Train Navette Rapide (TNR) | Tickets can be purchased at train stations, online. First-class and second-class options available. |
Buses:
| Bus Company | Overview | Key Routes | Additional Information | Ticketing and Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CTM (Compagnie de Transports au Maroc) | Major intercity bus company in Morocco. Provides services to various destinations. | Connects cities and towns across the country, including popular tourist destinations. | – CTM is a widely recognized and trusted bus operator. – Private bus companies also operate intercity and regional services. | Bus tickets can be purchased at bus stations, online, or through authorized agents. |
| Supratours | Subsidiary of ONCF, operating bus services often connecting with train routes. | Covers destinations not directly served by trains, including coastal areas and smaller towns. | – Supratours complements train services, providing integrated transport options. – Urban transport available in major cities. | Bus tickets can be purchased at bus stations, online, or through authorized agents. |
| Other Bus Companies | Various private bus companies providing intercity and regional services. | – Varied routes depending on the company. – Serve destinations not covered by major operators. | – Private bus companies contribute to the overall network of intercity buses. – Different companies may have distinct offerings. | Ticketing options vary by company and may include purchases at stations, online, or through authorized agents. |
| Shared Taxis | Shared taxis are available, especially in rural areas, providing a flexible and often quicker mode of transportation. | Common in rural areas, providing a flexible alternative to scheduled buses. | – Shared taxis operate on set routes and can be flagged down along the way. – Negotiate fares before boarding. | Payment is often made directly to the driver. Shared taxis may not have formal ticketing systems, and prices are often negotiated on-site. |