Tag: Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
On Dubai’s Metro, we should mind the culture gap
As The National reported yesterday, five years after the Metro began service, efforts are still being made to instil in the millions of commuters a shared sense of etiquette so that passengers can live alongside each other as harmoniously as they do in other aspects of UAE life.
Dubai Metro turns five
As the Dubai Metro turns five, Khaleej Times asks daily commuters to describe in one word what they think about the network.
Video: What Dubai taxi app is driving at… Help RTA help...
Complaints were on Twitter, sent to newspapers, addressed to taxi drivers as well as sent to the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), which oversees taxi movement in the emirate.
Dubai Metro on Friday mornings?
The Dubai Metro does not operate on Friday in the morning hours. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has probably assumed that very few people travel in the morning, since it’s a holiday.
Shorter wait for taxis in Dubai
Taxis booked by phone are arriving faster in Dubai even as demand rises rapidly, new figures suggest.
It takes about 13 minutes on average for taxis to reach customers — around two minutes less than last year’s average wait, said the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA).
A lot is riding on the success of Dubai Metro
Travelling by car in Dubai and suffering the congestion, especially during rush hours, made me wonder what would have happened if the Metro wasn’t there. More than that is the passenger traffic on the Metro itself and wondering how they would have commuted and how much more congestion on the roads we would have seen.
Dubai Tram to run for 20 hours a day
Dubai Tram, which will begin operations in November this year, will run for 20 hours every day between 5am and 1am, Gulf News has learnt
RTA and Community Development Authority mull boosting cooperation, supporting elderly
During the visit, discussions focused on Zukhr initiative; which avails select and distinguished package of services to Emirati elderlies in which more than 35 government, semi-government and private entities take part.
Woman fined for chewing gum at a Dubai bus stop
A regular commuter in Dubai was shocked when she was penalised by an inspector from Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) for chewing gum inside a bus stop.
Dubai: 1,200 people appear for road tests daily
Catering to the growing demand, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is in the process of adding training centres across Dubai even as Dubai Driving Centre opened a state of the art institution in Qusais on Tuesday.