The city of Arraich, Morocco, is anticipating a much-needed upgrade to its public transportation system. Current buses are reportedly dilapidated, with some dating back to the 1980s, creating a poor experience for commuters. This situation contrasts sharply with neighboring cities like Tangier, Tetouan, and M'diq-Fnideq, which have benefited from modern bus fleets. The lack of investment in Arraich’s public transport is hindering the city’s development and impacting residents’ daily lives. Local media outlet “Al-Usbu’ al-Sahafi” highlighted the growing concern over the aging infrastructure. Residents are hoping for a solution within a broader regional transport program. This delay underscores an infrastructure deficit in the area.