The Abu Dhabi Traffic and Patrols Directorate has installed 15 more radars on some of the main roads of the Capital to control speed, and banned the entry of heavy vehicles to the city’s 3.6km-long Shaikh Zayed Tunnel starting from Mina Road to Shaikh Zayed Street.
Motorists smudging and obscuring motor vehicles’ number plates in order to avoid radar detection has seen a considerable rise, according to the Cases Follow-up Division of the Abu Dhabi Attorney-General’s office.
The Emirate of Umm Al Quwain saw hundreds of heavy truck drivers being fined for traffic violations in 2012.
Almost 70 per cent of the 23 bridges that comprise the Trade Centre Bridges Project at Zabeel have been built, with the project due to open by the end of the year.
The Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) is experimenting the possibility of powering vehicles with Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) as part of its initiative to support environmental sustainability.
To mark the birthday of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) today, most Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) services in Dubai during the holiday will be relieved of duty, or will work reduced hours, the authority has announced.
The Executive Committee of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council has approved the construction of five multi-storey parking facilities in the Capital.
The most expensive ocean liner ever built will make her maiden call in the country in the Capital, with more than 2,600 on board.
Two national carriers of the UAE — Emirates airline and Etihad Airways — are among the world’s safest carriers, an authentic survey reveals.
Passenger numbers are on the rise when it comes to public transport, with many choosing to leave the car at home in 2012.
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