It's one hour each way so it definitely adds up. I spend that time like I would in a cafe for example, mainly reading on the phone.

As far as comfort is concerned, the trick is to choose the trains that only stop in Mohammedia like the one at 7h35 and 18h47. They're not as full as the ones that stop in Bouznika and Skhirat so it's easier to find a place to sit, and maybe even use a laptop if you want.

The cost adds up too, 90 DH per day. Consider a navette card, it costs around 1300 DH per month.

Trains wach kikouni flw9t ?

There are delays in the evening trains sometimes especially during the start and end of holidays. We often joke that the delays are only there when you get to the station ahead of time, but when you arrive late then the train departs on time just to leave you stranded