Home Industry Technology Dubai Metro, Tram launch new integrated system to benefit commuters The RTA has launched the new digital platform In collaboration with Keolis MHI to streamline inspection operations and improve overall efficiency by Gulf Business March 6, 2025 Follow us Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on X Follow on LinkedIn Image: Dubai Media Office/ RTA Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is taking a major leap forward in enhancing the passenger experience on its metro and tram systems. In collaboration with Keolis MHI, the RTA has launched a new digital platform designed to streamline inspection operations. This initiative aligns with the RTA’s ongoing commitment to leveraging technology to improve passenger transport services and create a seamless and enjoyable travel experience for Dubai Metro and Tram users. How the new digital system will impact commuters and Metro, Tram staff This innovative system offers a range of benefits, including: Automating inspection procedures and optimising the deployment of fare inspectors, allowing them to focus on high-priority areas and curb violations more effectively. This includes monitoring and addressing issues such as the unauthorised use of the Gold Class cabin by Silver nol cardholders and the misuse of designated spaces for women and people of determination. Identifying and educating repeat offenders, the system encourages adherence to regulations, leading to a more pleasant journey for all passengers. Enabling real-time performance monitoring and providing live updates on inspection activities, facilitating a swift response to violations, especially those impacting passenger safety and comfort. Leveraging data analysis to identify trends and predict potential problem areas, enabling proactive measures to address violations and enhance passenger flow, particularly during large events and peak travel times. Supporting Dubai’s sustainability goals by optimising resource consumption and promoting eco-friendly practices within the public transport network. Tags Digital Platform Dubai RTA Keolis MHI Metro Technology Tram transport You might also like Huawei Cloud unveils AI-native solutions at MWC 2025 Why businesses must bridge the ‘generational gap’ to align with Saudi’s AI ambitions Green taxis: ‘Hala EV’ sees 4 new models enter fleet L’Oréal’s Vismay Sharma on beauty tech, sustainability and innovation