Tag: buses in dubai
Foggy days are far from over for UAE residents
It's another foggy day for UAE residents. According to the National Center of Meteorology & Seismology (NCMS), fog gripped Abu Dhabi, including Khalifa city, and...
Morning fog causes major traffic jams on UAE roads, delays flights
Dubai: Motorists on their way to work on Wednesday morning found themselves driving through poor weather conditions – accompanied by hundreds of fellow commuters...
Video: A stroll along Dubai Canal
Keen to visit Dubai Canal this weekend, but not quite sure how to do so? Here’s our guide…
Yes, the Dubai Canal Boardwalk is now...
Road to Safety: Bus-only lanes will make capital’s roads better for...
ABU DHABI // The introduction of bus-only lanes, upgrading 40 bus stations and creating pedestrian access will make public transport services more attractive, ease...
RTA displays a smart system to pay bus fare
The Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai presently works on developing a Proof Of Concept (POC) initiative that enables the public to pay for...
Dubai’s RTA officially signs $2.9bn deal for metro extension
Dubai's transport authority said on Monday that it has officially signed the contract to build the Route 2020 metro expansion project to Expolink, a...
RTA uses 3D printing technology on Dubai Metro
The Maintenance Department of RTA’s Rail Agency has rolled out the utilization of 3D printing technology on the Dubai Metro.
The team has been...
Free Wi-Fi at 50 Dubai bus stops
By Staff www.khaleejtimes.com
A contract has been awarded for the construction of 400 air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned bus shelters in Dubai.
The project will be complete by...
180m passengers in Dubai in 1st half of 2011
“The number of public bus commuters in the first half of 2011 hit 54,077,652 passengers where bus transport service within Dubai city accounted to 42,329,663 passengers, followed by metro stations feeder bus service (6,109,602 passengers) and inter-city bus service (5,638,387 passengers).
Accident plays spoilsport
Aslam Basha and Sharoz Khan were sprightly boys who loved sports. Sharoz was keen on football. Tragically they now lie on hospital beds battling multiple injuries after being knocked down by a school bus on Tuesday evening.
