Casa Tram Nav Pro

The app covers all four lines — T1, T2, T3 and T4 — and their 105 stations. The routes drawn on the map follow the real tram tracks along the city's boulevards rather than straight lines between stops, so you can see exactly where the tram runs.

PLANNING A TRIP
Choose a departure and an arrival station. The app draws the journey on the map, marks the stations along the way and lists every stop in order. When a trip needs a change, it shows where to change and onto which line, along with the number of stops and transfers.

FINDING STATIONS
Browse the full station list or search by name. Tap a station on the map to see which line serves it and whether other lines connect there, then set it as your departure or arrival.

READING THE MAP
Show or hide individual lines to make the map easier to read. Station names appear as you zoom in. Turn on your location to see where you are in relation to the network.

IF YOU ARE VISITING CASABLANCA
The tram reaches places visitors often need: Casa Port and Casa Voyageurs railway stations, the Habous quarter, Marché Central, Place des Nations Unies in the city centre, and the seafront at Aïn Diab. Station names are shown in both French and Arabic, which makes them easier to match with the signs on the platforms and inside the tram. The interface is available in English, French and Arabic.

IF YOU LIVE IN CASABLANCA
See where each line actually runs, find the station nearest to you, and check how many stops a trip takes and whether you need to change before you set off.

GOOD TO KNOW
• Station data and tram routes are stored inside the app.
• The map background comes from OpenStreetMap and needs an internet connection.
• The app does not include timetables, live vehicle positions or ticket sales.

Map data and tram routes © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL).