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The Assets Management Department, Corporate Technical Support Services Center, Roads & Transport Authority (RTA), in conjunction with RTA Human Resources & Development Department, has recently briefed a visiting delegation from the Lands & Properties Department in Dubai about the best practices and procedures adopted in caring for employees through RTA’s My Child Nursery.

The Traffic Department of RTA’s Traffic and Roads Agency launched an initiative during which it distributed Iftar meals and awareness leaflets to truck drivers at the Vegetable and Fruit Market in Dubai in cooperation with the Dubai Youth Hostel out of the Authority’s keenness to communicate with all segments of the society on all occasions and at all times.

The Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai is introducing its Nol cards to intercity buses. Public buses travelling between Dubai and Sharjah have already begun accepting the cards, with other routes set to follow this probationary period.

There is a crucial necessity for prayer rooms in all Dubai Metro stations. While travelling on the Metro, we cannot pray at any of the stations due to the lack of prayer rooms.

Traffic chiefs in Dubai have rejected reports that taxi drivers are banned from making multiple stops. The report, which appeared in a UAE newspaper earlier this week, caused confusion among both cabbies and passengers.

A delegation from the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) visited the Dubai Sports Council to be updated of its experience in the preparation and work mechanisms that qualified it to acquire the ISO 20121:2012 category (Event Sustainability Management Systems) as it’s the first government agency to acquire such a certificate in the Middle East.

Who does not like to nap after a long day of work? Commuters taking the Metro back home might now wake up to a bitter reality-check: technically, sleeping is not allowed on the Metro.

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of Dubai and the Dubai Carbon Centre of Excellence (DCCE) recently signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at curbing the emissions of carbon and greenhouse gases.

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced in a media statement sent to Emirates 24|7 today that it has decided to do away with the Dh24 daily cap on the Salik toll gate system from July 15, 2013.

A complete hydrodynamic study has been done by Dubai Municipality to ensure proper water circulation in both Business Bay Canal and the inner part of Dubai Creek, as well as the efficiency of the near future inclusion of Meydan Canal in the overall system.