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Dubai's RTA launches a comprehensive project to enhance public transport infrastructure, focusing on improving passenger experience and accessibility at key bus stations and depots throughout the emirate.
Over the course of 2023, Dubai RTA experienced significant success with its taxi services, including increases in ridership and the use of its e-hail taxi service.
Dubai's RTA earmarks AED278 million for a state-of-the-art street lighting project, using energy-efficient LED technology, to bolster road safety and security across 40 districts.
As part of RTA's ambitious project, the solar panels at Dubai's metro and tram depots will harness photovoltaic technology to convert sunlight into a total of 9,959 megawatts of clean and sustainable energy by early 2024.
RTA underscores the tram's operational performance, punctuality and commitment to safety protocols, emphasising its role in Dubai's public transportation network.
With the use of artificial intelligence technology, DTC will utilise data-driven insights to optimise its vehicle operations, enhance safety protocols and meet the evolving transportation needs of Dubai's growing population.
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority has commenced supervised autonomous vehicle testing, prioritising safety and marking a significant step toward a futuristic transportation system.
The introduction of the new smart kiosks are part of Dubai RTA's efforts to achieve its strategic goals of enhancing customer happiness by offering advanced features and modern designs to improve ease of use.
The plan, which outlines how RTA will scale up Dubai’s marine transport system through to 2030, encompasses an expansion of the marine transport network, an increase in passenger lines and the adoption of 3D printing and autonomous technology.
The launch of the new services on the DTC App is part of Dubai Taxi Corporation's efforts to provide safe and sustainable digital transportation services.
Built on nine key drivers, the Dubai Taxi Corporation's strategic plan for digital transformation will work to accomplish a host of goals relating to operational excellence and an improved passenger experience.
With a refreshed design and new features, Dubai RTA's nol Pay app aims to improve the transportation experience in Dubai for residents and visitors alike.
In line with RTA's commitment to provide a safe and interconnected cycling network, the new cycling tunnel eliminates the need for riders to wait at surface crossings along the Meydan track.
RTA has completed 82% of retrofitting its buildings and facilities to make them more accessible to people with disabilities, including new automatic doors, braille signage, tactile guiding paths, wheelchair ramps and more.
Hussain Al Banna, CEO of Strategy and Corporate Governance at Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority, discusses the key factors that are driving the success of RTA's public transport systems and the organisation's commitment to sustainability, as well as highlights what RTA is doing to expand and optimise Dubai’s public transport…
