This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
A budget estimated at around 1.42 billion dirhams has been allocated to the purchase of 567 new buses for urban and semi-urban transport in the cities of Marrakech and Fez, as part of a plan to improve transport infrastructure in Morocco.
The buses include 5 categories, since the project includes 81 small buses of 10 meters long, 49 buses of 12 meters long, in addition to 278 buses of 12 meters long, 124 buses of 15 meters long and 35 large buses of 18 meters long, all equipped with Euro 5 diesel engines (clean fuel).
The new buses are expected to be delivered within 12 months and will be equipped with the latest technology to ensure passenger comfort and safety, while adhering to advanced environmental standards that help achieve sustainable development goals.
This will also help improve the overall mobility experience. It will reduce travel time between different regions, while providing safe and comfortable transportation services that meet the needs of residents.
