ONCF, the Office National des Chemins de Fer, is Morocco's national railway operator, running passenger trains between cities such as Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech and Tangier. Its short station jingle has become part of everyday travel in Morocco, heard on platforms before departure and arrival information. As clips and recordings were shared on social media and soundboards, the chime moved beyond the station, becoming a recognisable Moroccan travel reference that people reuse for announcements, edits and nostalgic posts about train journeys.
About this sound
The ONCF jingle is the short station announcement chime from Moroccan national railways, used before train announcements and in travel videos.
The ONCF jingle is a brief, bright electronic chime that plays in Moroccan train stations just before a spoken announcement. It has a clean, rising melodic pattern that cuts through platform noise and instantly signals that important travel information is about to follow. For anyone who has travelled by train in Morocco, the tone is immediately nostalgic and recognisable. Online, that familiar alert effect makes it useful as a transition, a notification cue, or a playful way to introduce an announcement in a video or meme edit.