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The updated speed limits will kick in on April 14
Uber and WeRide will begin testing autonomous taxis in Dubai this year, with a safety driver present, before moving toward a fully driverless commercial launch in 2026
E-hail services also saw significant growth, with trips rising by 32 per cent to 32,556,975 in 2024 from 24,616,527 in 2023
The RTA has launched the new digital platform In collaboration with Keolis MHI to streamline inspection operations and improve overall efficiency
Hala customers can opt for an EV taxi via the Careem app at no additional cost
Trips from Dubai Airports expected to reach over eight million by 2029, with a projected revenue contribution of Dhs2.5bn over five years
The new terminal provides convenient ferry access, meeting daily mobility needs and enabling the potential future expansion of local maritime services
The airport is expected to handle an average of 280,000 passengers daily, with numbers peaking at over 295,000 on Saturday, February 22
The newly redesigned abras now can accommodate up to 24 passengers (formerly 20 passengers), and fully adhere to the Dubai Universal Design Code
These new charges will apply to parking zones 335X, 336X, and 337X
From the launch of Bolt to the introduction of electric vehicles and the push towards autonomous transport, Mansoor Alfalasi, CEO of Dubai Taxi Company, outlines its strategy
In total, 14 potential sites were assessed with the involvement of more than 34 stakeholders, culminating in a detailed feasibility study submitted to the Abu Dhabi government
The RAILBUS carriage measures 11.5 metres in length, 2.6 metres in width, and 2.9 metres in height, with a capacity to accommodate 40 passengers and a top speed of 100 km/h
The main driver of this growth was Zayed International Airport (AUH), which saw the introduction of 29 new routes, expanding its network to over 125 destinations
Effective January 27, 2025, the updated policy restricts the movement of freight vehicles, trucks, tankers, and heavy equipment during peak hours on weekdays and Fridays
The autonomous vehicle tests at Masdar City mark an important step toward reshaping how cities approach sustainable transportation
The 2025–2029 strategy represents a key step toward redefining urban mobility, leveraging technology, and fostering sustainability to meet the evolving needs of Dubai’s growing population
Commuters can opt for one-time rides or choose from weekly and monthly subscription plans
The drone is designed to operate in various city landscapes, using advanced flight control algorithms and multi-sensor fusion positioning technology
Parkin’s move into the Saudi market further solidifies its position as a regional leader in parking solutions, with the company’s expertise in Dubai paving the way for broader GCC expansion
As ADFD continues its support for Bahrain’s growth, the strategic relationship between the UAE and Bahrain remains a powerful model for sustainable development in the Gulf region
The platform’s offering will cater to both affordable and luxury transport needs, meeting Dubai’s growing demand for diverse mobility options
The Eid Al Etihad celebrations are expected to draw large crowds and heavy traffic across the emirate, making compliance with these guidelines crucial to maintaining public safety and order
Premium parking locations were selected based on factors such as accessibility to public transport and high parking demand during peak times
The partial launch will see three of the six routes of the world’s longest driverless metro system become operational
The company anticipates further growth as it leverages its strategic partnerships and technology-driven services to enhance customer experiences and operational efficiency
AD Ports Group’s focus on integrating cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence and data analytics, will be critical in the optimsation of Pakistan’s logistics operations
The initiative aims to reduce transportation costs, ease traffic congestion, and offer a more sustainable travel option for commuters between the two emirates
The Main Roads Development Plan for 2024-2027 includes 22 strategic projects across Dubai’s road network
The improvements will reduce delay time from 12 minutes to 90 seconds, and cut travel time from Sheikh Zayed Road to Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street from six minutes to one minute