The van-only policy was introduced for their capacity to accommodate large number of passengers and baggage.
The van-only policy was introduced for their capacity to accommodate large number of passengers and baggage.
The move comes under the overall endeavours to raise customer satisfaction rating and responding to customer needs and aspirations.
The new service allows a motor dealership or auction company to log onto the RTA’s website and record the private sale of a vehicle between two clients.
They will be air-conditioned and fitted with elevators.
Radars will be set at 121 kmph in both directions from Al Qanat Bridge (the Channel Bridge) to Shaikh Zayed Bridge to discourage violators.
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has beefed up its customer service with improvements that conform with the ongoing expansion in mass transit means to meet the high demand for public transport in the emirate.
Dubai Tram is expected to transport about 27,000 riders per day at the start of operations in the initial phase in 2014.
Directives issued to rename Al Khail First Road as Al Saadah Road.
The tramway system will help alleviate traffic congestion, promote the use of public transport and play a role in supporting economic development in the emirate.
The trial run of the Dubai tram began today, with the RTA carrying out a technical run of the tram in the depot’s rails, before carrying out a test run along a distance of about 2km.