In a private address, the Republican presidential candidate attacks prosecutors involved in his criminal indictments
Chauffeurs of limousines operated by Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will soon have access to a smart, video-based training programme, which will be added to their usual courses.
“This initiative stems from RTA’s keenness to enhance the level of services delivered to all community segments...This agreement with Uber opens a new channel that will contribute to the happiness of residents using taxi and limousine services. Besides offering a superb service to tourists and residents, the step is poised to enrich the experience of customers,” said Ahmed Hashim Bahrozyan, CEO of the RTA’s Public Transport Agency.
The video-based programme will be integrated into the official drivers’ training course. “It will be delivered to the existing and new chauffeurs and added to the basic training courses. A short and intensive methodology will be set up for the complimentary training courses called: Uber Methodology,” said Bahrozyan.
Uber hopes that the tie-up will help RTA in delivering more accessible technological services to all riders of limousines in the emirate.
“We are keen to work with the RTA in delivering more accessible technological services to all riders of limousines in the emirate in a bid to make our innovative solutions more compatible to the city of Dubai,” said Saad Pal, general manager of Uber for the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan.
reporters@khaleejtimes.com
In a private address, the Republican presidential candidate attacks prosecutors involved in his criminal indictments
Stronger-than-expected earnings in coming weeks could help allay investor concerns
Fed decision brings bulls back to the market
The Dubai South region is still untouched and offers attractive investment opportunities
Deshpande claimed two wickets and gave away 35 runs in his four-over spell as Chennai, who made 167 for nine, restricted Punjab to 139 for nine
Hill rose to prominence with his portrayal of Yosser Hughes in the acclaimed BBC TV drama 'Boys from the Blackstuff'
The rains have also triggered landslides and the partial collapse of a dam
Oil revenues reached 181.922 billion riyals