Tag: Dubai Tram
273 million use Dubai public transport first half of 2016
The number of Dubai Metro commuters, using both the Red and Green lines had soared considerably during the first six month of 2016 to reach 96,486,495 riders compared to 88,252,034 riders during the same period of 2015.
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A campaign to examine time allotted to driving lessons
RTA’s Licensing Agency has recently run an inspection campaign targeting driving institutes and centers in Dubai to verify their compliance with the rules & regulations applicable at the RTA.
RTA re-opens turns at intersections of Al Marsa Street with Al...
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced that it would re-open the left and U-turns at the intersections of Al Marsa-Al Sayora Streets, Al Marsa-Al Sufouh Streets, and Al Marsa-Al Shurta Streets at the Dubai Marina along the track of the Dubai Tram.
Dubai's rail traffic is almost 'crime-free'
The Dubai Police have recorded 18 violations against motor vehicles that entered the course of the Dubai Tram in 2015 topping drivers' traffic violations, Arabic daily Al Roeya reported on Saturday.
Dubai drivers beware: Even texting 'Lol' when driving can be fatal
You're driving at 88kmph and you take your eyes off the road for five seconds to check that urgent email from your boss. In those five seconds, unknown to you, your car has swerved off your lane, which is basically like driving the distance of a football field blind folded
Dubai Trolley accident to be simulated at The Boulevard
Dubai Police will hold an accident simulation exercise involving Dubai Trolley and a car at 1am on Monday.
Minimum speed limit on two UAE highways could be raised to...
The minimum speed limit on the Emirates Road and the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road could be raised from 60 kilometres per hour (kph) to 100kph under proposals put forward by the UAE’s Federal Traffic Council.
Carrying Dh60,000 and above in public transport is illegal: Dubai Police
Carrying cash or expensive items worth Dh60,000 and above in public transports is illegal, according to Dubai Police.
Dubai's car-free day on February 21 gains speed
Tomorrow marks Dubai's seventh annual car-free day, in which Dubai residents and employees of more than 1,000 companies and organisations are expected to ditch their vehicles and find alternative, environment-friendly ways to move around.
