Two new bus routes to Global Village from Nov 1

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Two new bus routes to Global Village from Nov 1

Dubai - Due to the growing demand for bus service, two new bus routes would be launched

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Published: Sat 28 Oct 2017, 2:54 PM

Last updated: Mon 30 Oct 2017, 11:36 AM

RTA's Public Transport Agency is set to launch two new bus routes (Routes 102, 106) on November 1st, 2017. The step would also boost the happiness of visitors of the Global Village in Dubai, and at the same time cope with the growing demand for this service.
"Due to the growing demand for bus service, two new bus routes would be launched on the first of this November," said Mohammed Abu Bakr Al-Hashemi, director of planning and business development at RTA's Public Transport Agency.
"The two routes are Route 102 from Rashidiya Metro Station heading directly to the Global Village, and Route (106) from Mall of the Emirates Station heading to the Global Village," he said.
"To improve the route's service around the Global Village, RTA had re-operated Route 103 and Route 104. Route 103 starts from the Union metro station and heads to the Global Village via Al Rabat Street. Route 104 starts from Al Ghubaiba Station and heads to the Global Village via Al Jafiliya metro station," commented Al Hashimi.
"The launch of the two new routes (102) and (106) on November 1st this year to serve visitors of the Global Village is a quick response to the needs of public transport riders. It fits well with the upswing witnessed by the UAE, especially Dubai, in various fields. 
"RTA is keen on broadening and upgrading the public transport network to cope with the urbanisation and demographic growth in Dubai. Opening more public bus routes is part of the strategic initiatives and key pillars of raising the proportion of journeys made by public transit means. Attracting more community members to use public transport means in their daily travels will have positive impacts on the traffic movement and the environmental cleanliness," he further added.


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