Green Star Ground

Green Star Ground (known simply as GSG) is the rapid transport system within the Empire of Casablanca. It currently operates using rail and hyperloop systems. GSG was established on 3 July 2020, with the aim of connecting all of Casablanca's cities together. There are currently 5 lines, including 3 rail systems and 2 hyperloop systems.

Hyperloop Systems
There are 2 hyperloops, used for connecting major cities to each other, as well as cities in between. These lines originally used to be rail systems, but the Empire bought 600 million nanobots from Vantiria to upgrade these two lines to hyperloops. After the upgrade, all African GSA domestic flights were closed, except for the Casablanca City - Algiers route, due to inefficiency.

Hyperloop A
Hyperloop A (pronounced as Hyperloop Alpha, referred to as just Alpha) spans 3754.6 km in length. From west to east, it goes through Casablanca City, Rabat, Sale, Meknes, Fes, Oujda, Oran, Algiers, and Constantine.

Hyperloop B
Hyperloop B (pronounced as Hyperloop Bravo, referred to as just Bravo) spans 4021.7 km in length. From west to east, it goes through Marrakesh, Casablanca City, Rabat, Sale, Tangier, Oujda, Algiers, and Constantine.

Rail Systems
There are 3 rail systems, mainly used for connecting major cities to remote cities.

Casablanca City Express
The Casablanca City Express (simply known as CCE) spans 410.3 km in length. From west to east, it goes through Casablanca City, Khouribga, Fquih Ben Salah, Beni Mellal, Khenifra, and Fes.

Constantine Loop
The Constantine Loop (simply known as CL) spans 524.6 km in length. Like the name suggests, this line is a loop that comes back around to Constantine, in the region of Algeria. From Constantine going west, it goes through Guelma, south to Ain Beida, Khenchela, then east to Biskra, north to Batna, and back at Constantine.

Oujda Remote Line
The Oujda Remote Line (simply known as ORL) spans 1063.7 km in length. Like the name suggests, this line goes from Oujda and connects remote cities to the GSG system. From north to south, it goes through Oujda, Bechar, and Tindouf.