Sleeping cars and restaurant cars are available. Tangier on the north coast and F s and Marrakech in the interior. The most useful route is from F s to Rabat and Casablanca, with five daily and two overnight trains. Also, from Monday to Friday, a train runs every half an hour from Kenitra to Rabat. Trains can also be chartered.
Traffic drives on the right.
The major Moroccan roads, particularly those covering the north and northwest of the country, are all-weather highways. In the interior, south of the High Atlas Mountains, road travel becomes much more difficult, especially across the Atlas Mountains in winter. The main centres are connected by a wide variety of coach services, many of which are privately run. The price of tickets is very low, especially with some of the smaller local bus companies. It is customary to tip the guard for loading luggage.