Casablanca Transports SA

Opened 2012. Four-line tram network serving 108 stops. See Casablanca network map.

The initial Y-shaped network, comprising the current Line T1 along with the Line T2 branch to Aïn Diab, opened December 12 2012 (Line T1: 21·7 km, 35 stops; branch 7·5 km, 13 stops). When Line T2 opened on January 24 2019, it absorbed the Aïn Diab branch in the west, continuing across the south of the city to Aïn Sebaâ and Sidi Bernoussi in the east (adding 16·5 km, 20 stops); an extension to Line T1 from Facultés southwest to Lissasfa opened the same day (1·8 km, 2 stops), and Alstom supplied 50 additional LRVs.

On September 23 2024 two further routes opened totalling 26·6 km, running from the city centre to districts in the south and southeast.

Casablanca trams
Linedirectionkmstopsopenedlast extfromto
* originally worked as a branch of -T1; Anoual – Aïn Diab transferred to -T2 - on 2019-01-24
See Casablanca network map for table of line section opening data.
T1 east–centre–southwest 23·6 38 2012-12-12 2019-01-24 Sidi Moumen Lissasfa
T2 east–west tangent 22·4 33 2012-12-12* 2019-01-24 Sidi Bernoussi Aïn Diab
T3 centre–southeast  14·1 20 2024-09-23   Gare de Casa Port Hay Al Wahda
T4 centre–east  12·5  19 2024-09-23   Parc de la Ligue Arabe Mohammed Erradi

RATP Dev subsidiary Casa Tram SA began a 12-year contract to operate and maintain the network on December 13 2017.

Address
Crystal 2-BS
Immeuble n° 2 9ème étage
Blvd des Almohades
20010 Casablanca
Morocco
Phone
+212 5 22 94 06 86
Fax
+212 5 22 94 06 85
Email
staib@casatramway.ma
Website
www.casatramway.ma
 

Traffic

YearPassenger
journeys
(million)
Opened 2012-12-12
2019 50·6
2018 no data
2017 34·7
2016 36·1
2015 34·3
2014 30·4
2013 22·4
 

Network data

Gauge
1435 mm
Length
72·6 km
Electrification
72·6 km - 750 V DC
Rolling stock
200 LRV/tram cars (134 x Alstom Citadis, 66 x AlstomCitadis, operating in pairs)

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