Casablanca Enhances Public Transport with New Bus Services
Casablanca, Morocco's bustling economic hub, has taken a significant step forward in improving its public transportation system with the introduction of two new bus lines. As of October 26, 2026, the new lines, designated as 511 and 52, have commenced operations, providing enhanced connectivity from Errahma to various pivotal districts within the city. This initiative, managed by Casabus, a subsidiary of Alsa, aims to facilitate smoother transit for residents and visitors alike.
The first line, 511, establishes a crucial link between Errahma and the Faculties located along the El Jadida road. This route serves a multitude of important stops, including the Jardins d’Errahma, Oulfa Prestige, and the wholesale market of Errahma, as well as residential areas such as Bassatine El Oulfa. Notably, it also includes stops at Haj Fateh and Jnane Oulfa, extending further to Lissasfa with designated stops at Lissasfa 1, Azbane 1, and the École normale supérieure, ultimately concluding at the Faculties.
In addition to line 511, the newly launched line 52 connects the Errahma park to the Soufi Hospital, also known as Moulay Youssef Hospital. This line encompasses several significant stops, including the wholesale market of Errahma and the professional training center of Assafa, while also reaching key locations such as Hay Hassani Hospital and the Sidi El Khadir sector. The route further extends to the picturesque Casablanca coastline, making stops at Aïn Diab beach, Mégarama cinema, Lalla Meryem beach, El Hank lighthouse, and the vibrant Corniche before arriving at its terminus at Soufi Hospital.
For travelers seeking detailed itineraries or additional information, Casabus provides resources on their official website at www.casabus.ma, or they can call customer service at 0520 55 20 55. This expansion of the public transport network is expected to significantly ease travel within the city, enhancing the overall commuting experience for both residents and tourists.
As reported by lebrief.ma.