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'Because of the recession we had to re-plan our projects again' - official.
read more »The Business Bay, Jumeirah Lake Towers among stations set to open - RTA.
read more »Tycoon says hidden taxes are discouraging investors from relocating to the UAE.
read more »All paid parking areas in Dubai will be free of charge from Weds to the third day of Eid Al Fitr.
read more »Officials highlight punctuality and safety as Gulf's first metro nears one year of ops.
read more »Official says some of eight remaining stops will stay closed into next year.
read more »RTA says any vehicle with licence expired by more than two years to be 'written off'.
read more »Operator predict 40m passengers will use the Dubai rail network in 2010
read more »Gulf commuters' use of cars to travel to work is far higher than the global average.
read more »However, other ID like passports or labour cards will suffice in Dubai - report.
read more »'Speed manual' will recommend the cutting of speed limits on certain roads.
read more »RTA launches traffic campaign to coincide with the Holy Month, advises extra viligance.
read more »RTA chairman forecasts a rise to 119m bus passengers by the end of 2010.
read more »RTA also revises the working hours of paid parking zones during the holy month.
read more »RTA announces new five-boat service to start, covering 18 stops across the emirate.
read more »Dubai's RTA says it has no plans to raise taxi fees as a result of petrol price hike.
read more »85% of investments seen being made in UAE, Saudi, Qatar - industry official.
read more »Daily users jump to 116,340 in June 2010, compared to 54,683 in October 2009.
read more »Project progressing on schedule towards planned opening in August 2011.
read more »Drivers will have to disclose any health conditions under new plans by the RTA.
read more »Opening the 10 bridges would ensure free traffic movement along Emirates road.
read more »Economic slowdown, launch of Dubai Metro behind big fall in numbers - RTA official.
read more »Public transport chief says total number for emirate will reach 2,000 'very soon'.
read more »RTA's Public Transport Agency will lease 68 buses to airline group over three-year period.
read more »Shocking footage as 4x4s are driven on two wheels, swerve in and out of traffic.
read more »Stations set to open on Saturday in busy locations, will be 'very popular' - Al Tayer.
read more »RTA says card is not yet compulsory for registration of vehicles or other transactions.
read more »An average of 9,592 Gold Class cards issued a month, latest official figures show.
read more »Number of Nol Cards sold has reached 1.2m, used on more than 28.8 million journeys.
read more »Indian superstars Khan and Sonakshi Sinha film on location at Khalid Bin Waleed station.
read more »Trains were not running between Burj Khalifa and Ibn Battuta stations for several hours on Sat night.
read more »Taxi operator says it is carrying out study to determine full impact of fuel price increase.
read more »Dubai Metro's Green Line seen to open in August 2011 - Roads & Transport Authority.
read more »Seven new stations to open on April 30 with remaining 11 operational in Oct.
read more »After 13 years of development, Dubai Investments Park has entered the final stage of development. CW discovers how an ambitious idea has been turned into a reality.
read more »All bus, taxi and lorry drivers as well as elderly motorists could have to take medical.
read more »Officials also suggest linking licence point system to cost of insurance premiums.
read more »Drivers caught illegally using the new lanes face fines of AED600 - RTA.
read more »Online booking service will be available to the public by the end of this year.
read more »Move to increase minimum fee to AED2 fair for city centre but not outside homes.
read more »RTA announces AED184m project completed in 'record time'.
read more »EXCLUSIVE: Transport chiefs plan to change up to 150 parking machines a day.
read more »Mattar Al Tayer sees levels falling further to compare to world's safest cities by 2015.
read more »Move will reduce maximum waiting times at stations by half during rush hour.
read more »Marine Agency figures reveal 532,062 passengers made 128,092 journeys.
read more »Four underground stations closed after staff notice smoke in a tunnel.
read more »Here are six active roading projects that you need to know about.
read more »Crackdown on drivers who don't get their cars registered to avoid paying hefty fines.
read more »Candidates will now face a longer practical examination, and follow a set test route.
read more »Chiquita Fruit Juice Bars set to increase from 3 to 11 when more stations open.
read more »Journeys in emirate up by 2m compared to H1 as rail launch has no impact on cab demand.
read more »Over the past year, vendors have had to work very hard to sustain their current levels of business, as enterprises cut their budgets sharply. Imthishan Giado talks to CIOs to find if service has suffered or improved as a result.
read more »Official figures from the RTA reveal the most licences were issued for light vehicles.
read more »Officials plan to make instruction at five main schools standard in bid to improve road safety.
read more »RTA buses transport some 119 million passengers around the emirate last year.
read more »The RTA also clamping down on owners of unregistered vehicles - official.
read more »Spending to aid some 120 projects; 13 are new, others under completion - RTA.
read more »UPDATE 1: Figure could rise to $3bn with more spending planned - RTA chairman.
read more »Official says idea not being considered, new curriculum plan for driving schools.
read more »Senior Rail Agency official says Mall of the Emirates station is most popular so far.
read more »But, officials warn motorists bad driving could lead to their licence being revoked.
read more »UPDATE 3: Japan's Obayashi Corp denies it has downed tools in pay delay dispute.
read more »Station will be 11th to start ops on Red Line, coincides with opening of world's tallest tower.
read more »A total of AED14m was raised at the latest Roads and Transport Authority auction.
read more »RTA announces final batch of shops on Red Line are available for rent.
read more »RTA figures show nearly six million passengers have travelled on Red Line since it opened.
read more »Air-conditioned walkways will link major buildings, metro stations and shopping centres.
read more »RTA chairman says stations on rail system's second line are 50-80% complete.
read more »RTA data shows 160 people were killed in motor accidents between Jan-Sept.
read more »RTA signs trust pact with drivers in bid to improve service to passengers.
read more »The RTA announces free parking across the emirate to mark the Eid and National Day holidays.
read more »Number of motorists killed in car crashes fell for the first time in eight years - RTA.
read more »Rail Agency chief says 391 people have fallen foul of rules in first 50 days of operation.
read more »Dubai's transport chief says remaining 19 stations on track for phased opening in Feb.
read more »Dubai drivers nabbed after speed limit cushion is lowered by 10km/h on main roads.
read more »Is the financial crisis taking its toll on the morale of your IT team? Have pay rises been scrapped? Are people feeling the strain? NME finds out how CIOs are making the most of management skills to maintain motivation in tough times.
read more »Elderly set to get free travel on rail system in 2010 under new proposals.
read more »RTA investigation tracks down rogue cabbies in effort to improve service in city.
read more »Seven recruitment agencies closed down after 137 Filipinos 'win' bogus jobs - report.
read more »Provisional licences, fitness tests form part of shake-up to cut fatalities.
read more »Outsourcing is often touted as the answer to IT costs spiraling out of control - but does it really work? Imthishan Giado investigates.
read more »YouGov survey also shows that only 3% have noticed significant fall in Dubai traffic.
read more »Real estate company does not see any substantive rises for at least six months.
read more »Rail Agency chief also says more staff being employed to crack down on passenger violations.
read more »Poll finds 41% think expats from the UK, Canada, should retake test to get UAE licence.
read more »A new personalised metro card for commuters will be available in few weeks.
read more »Emirate is first in region to feature transport network to help users plan journey.
read more »Allowance could be looked at again if enough metro passengers complain.
read more »Transport officials say they are planning thousands of cycle parking slots across the city.
read more »Transport chiefs say 85,066 new vehicles on the road, compared to 147,033 in H1 2008.
read more »Poll finds opinion differs as to whether plans to tow illegally parked cars in Dubai is a good idea.
read more »New report highlights 'early shoots of recovery'; says auto sector will stabilise in 2010.
read more »Mall of the Emirates is the station with the highest number of passengers - RTA.
read more »Stations due to be completed in Q1, Red Line to be extended to Abu Dhabi border.
read more »Vijaya Cherian goes on a journey with the various teams that worked on producing the first live action 3D film in Dubai and brings you an exclusive report.
read more »More than one million passengers are expected to use the service per year.
read more »10-year plan to overhaul system could also see fares increased or decreased, says senior official.
read more »All 3,503 taxis in Dubai have been fitted with a natural smelling deodorant.
read more »RTA chairman outlines the targets set to get UAE nationals employed on the metro.
read more »Last month's gala multi-venue launch of the Dubai Metro marked a significant milestone as the GCC's first major event to incorporate a stereoscopic 3D film presentation. Could it signify the beginning of a new era for live events production? Aaron Greenwood checks in with the principals to find out.
read more »Transport chiefs say penalties for raft of rail system violations go up to AED2,000.
read more »Real estate expert says homes, offices close to metro could see 10-20% uplift.
read more »Passengers caught after showing gold class ticket, but only paying for silver class.
read more »RTA chairman Mattar Al Tayer among top execs honoured at CEO Awards.
read more »Total of 1,018,030 travelled on the Red Line between its launch date and Saturday.
read more »More than 266,000 passenger carried on Dubai's rail system over three-day period.
read more »Drivers undergo special training to acquaint them with stations as backup to feeder buses.
read more »UPDATE 1: Nearly 100,000 passengers on the second day of Eid holidays - RTA.
read more »Dubai Metro sees highest number of passengers in one day since it opened on September 9.
read more »Are future infrastructure projects dependent on the success of the metro?
read more »Dubai has finally built its own metro – yet another first for this extraordinary city.
read more »The launch of the Dubai Metro could herald a new era for the city as people find a new way to move around.
read more »The Dubai Metro is the first project of its kind in the region. So what exactly is it that makes up the Metro?
read more »Creating a distinct look for the stations means that Dubai Metro certainly stands out against the rest, in a unique blend of style and substance.
read more »The launch of Dubai Metro could herald a new era for the city as it develops around a new mode of transport.
read more »Apart from all the glam associated with Dubai Metro, it also posed a challenge, especially on the cooling and MEP sides.
read more »Constructing something as ambitious as the Dubai Metro requires smart use of materials – and the right materials can make all the difference in ensuring a project is delivered on time.
read more »Dubai Metro is the world's longest automated rail transport system. As such it will pose both unique challenges and opportunities to facilities management provider Serco. Paul Anderson, managing director, Serco Dubai Metro, and Ali Abdul Kader, director, maintenance department, Rail Agency, RTA, explained what lies ahead.
read more »The mean streets of Dubai are no place for the faint hearted, especially not if you’re in a hurry. Construction Week visited the Dubai Metro when it was just over a year from its first revenue service.
read more »RTA figures show 42,972 passengers on Wed, officials 'delighted' with uptake.
read more »Official says deadline to be pushed back as contractors struggle to meet tight deadline.
read more »Official figures show 323,996 passengers use metro since it opened six days ago.
read more »Transport chiefs say they are 'thrilled' with initial demand from passengers.
read more »Transport chiefs say they are 'proud' to achieve numbers, admit technical fault with gates.
read more »Figure equal to almost 10% of the entire city's population, 'fantastic' start - RTA.
read more »The Dubai RTA has said the Dubai Metro will be a city icon on par with the Burj Al Arab. So who's the competition?
read more »Disruption of metro services on Friday evening leaves many passengers stuck on trains.
read more »Metro enthusiasts want Dubai's RTA to rethink rules about timings & baggage allowance.
read more »Sheikh Mohammed uses his Twitter site to praise RTA team.
read more »RTA confirms problem with one train between two stations, now resolved.
read more »UPDATE 2: Passengers miss first train as ticket machine breaks, but others impressed with Dubai Metro service.
read more »UPDATE 4: Mattar Al Tayer says public, private partnerships could be answer.
read more »Arabian Business brings you all the news updates as they happened from this historic event.
read more »Extravagant lighting system revealed for main Dubai underground stop - designer.
read more »Get the lowdown of Dubai's new rail system as the long-awaited launch nears.
read more »Economics chief calculates potential benefit of metro to Dubai's national output.
read more »RTA chief also says remaining 29 stations on Red Line are 90% ready, to open by Feb.
read more »Arabian Business takes a look at one of Dubai's Metro stations, just three days to go before the network opens.
read more »General public will be able to try out new rail system from 6am on Sept 10 - official.
read more »I got back from my holiday only to be faced with a building collapse, a labour protest and of course the build up to the opening of Dubai Metro. This has got to be the most excitement we’ve had in over a year.
read more »Arabian Business poll reveals most potential passengers applaud move to keep train clean.
read more »Dubai's transport chief also says no plan to increase charges of existing services.
read more »Arabian Business brings you the best of the amateur footage posted on the internet of Dubai's new rail system.
read more »Watch amateur footage of the $4.2bn Dubai Metro project, as a train runs at the Dubai Marina.
read more »List of public transport penalties approved, includes AED200 fine for ticket dodgers.
read more »Public Transport Agency CEO says 17 new routes will initially serve four stations on Red Line.
read more »Arabian Business poll reveals widespread opposition to plan to quicken building work.
read more »UPDATE 1: Dubai transport chief admits construction costs may increase from $4.2bn to $7.6bn.
read more »UPDATE 6: Transport chief announces details of launch, Dubai ruler to officially open project.
read more »Text messages initiative to help motorists pay to park in Dubai rolled out to second operator.
read more »Two stations on Red Line get new names, just two weeks before Sept 9 launch - report.
read more »Arabian Business brings you a comprehensive guide to which feeder bus you need to catch.
read more »EXCLUSIVE: Emails reveal plan to work through summer break on 'all critical stations'.
read more »Arabian Business meets the workers on the Dubai Metro station located on Sheikh Zayed Road.
read more »EXCLUSIVE: RTA asks for summer work rules to be lifted in bid to meet Sept 9 deadline.
read more »Arabian Business obtains amateur footage of what it's like to ride the $4.2bn project.
read more »Arabian Business unveils more unseen images of the much-anticipated Dubai Metro.
read more »Arabian Business finds labourers working during banned hours on two stations.
read more »Arabian Business is the first to see what the inside of Dubai's Metro stations and trains looks like.
read more »Arabian Business gets a first look inside Dubai Metro stations and trains.
read more »Latest figures show 9,111,729 passengers take abra ride across creek between Jan-July.
read more »Mattar Al Tayer hails 'best metro in world', says 85% of retail outlets in stations sold.
read more »Taxi trips total more than 34m, a 17% increase on the first half of 2008 - statement.
read more »More than 281,000 people use water transit service in 65,884 trips - official figures.
read more »Police official reveals security measures to be put in place ready for Sept 9 launch.
read more »RTA announces zero tolerance on illegal roadside ads in bid to improve road safety.
read more »Dubai official says up to 22 of 29 stations will be finished in time for Red Line opening.
read more »Plan launched to add 'professional nature to training drivers' and improve road safety.
read more »With only six weeks to go, we give you ten things to know about the $4.2bn project.
read more »Transport analyst says stations on red line will 'almost certainly' be delayed.
read more »RTA insists the opening date of all 29 red line stations has not changed.
read more »With ‘stealth charges' creeping in, has the Gulf region lost its pulling power as a tax haven for expatriates?
read more »Mandatory post-licence lessons to improve road safety are being mooted.
read more »Sheikh Maktoum also says project will 'energise and diversify local economy'.
read more »Dubai's transport chief outlines importance of deal to buy 518 buses for metro project.
read more »UPDATE 2: Transport chiefs announce AED1.9bn deal to ferry passengers to and from stations.
read more »Transport chiefs in Dubai to set up training centre for drivers who lack traffic skills.
read more »Network infrastructure accounts for some of the biggest expenditure for modern enterprises, but analysts are now predicting that wireless deployments will start to overtake it in the near future. Imthishan Giado investigates the veracity of their claims.
read more »Will Dubai Metro's cheap fares be enough to offset the cost to other transport providers and keep this gravy train on track?
read more »Arabian Business survey suggests RTA announcement has left many unconvinced.
read more »Transport expert says professionals will think twice about driving to work in emirate.
read more »Transport expert says $4.2bn rail project will not hit demand for taxis in the emirate.
read more »Arabian Business' guide to Dubai's long-awaited $4.2bn rail project, due to open in Sept.
read more »Transport chiefs reveal pricing structure for long awaited $4.2bn project.
read more »UPDATE 1: Travel costs will be much cheaper than Paris, London; free park and ride system also planned.
read more »Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority to announce metro ticket fares to the media on June 22.
read more »Transport chiefs say project is key to 'ensure smooth access' to many areas of Dubai.
read more »The key projects every contractor and supplier needs to know about.
read more »Dubai's RTA means to set new standards in a unified customer experience with its unique programme and its state-of-the-art contact centre. Sathya Mithra Ashok investigates.
read more »Emirate will see shift to more sustainable sectors, away from real estate - DIFC governor.
read more »Some firms have offered three times minimum bid to secure space - RTA chief.
read more »Feasibility study tender for 80-130km metro system due on May 27, senior transport official.
read more »Easing of congestion on Dubai's roads not because there are fewer cars - chairman.
read more »Branding for 2 major underground stations in Deira, Bur Dubai available - paper.
read more »Two month trial by transport chiefs in Dubai in bid to cut speeders and reduce emissions.
read more »Transport chiefs say they will continue to carry out checks on Dubai's new $381m rapid transit system.
read more »Driverless train runs up and down The Palm and will link with the Dubai Metro due to open on Sept 9.
read more »Metro details will be transmitted on television, radio, print media and on billboards.
read more »RTA plans to build 3 new road systems to reduce traffic congestion across the emirate.
read more »Time is of the essence when it comes to the construction of vital infrastructure. Construction Week takes a brief look at three of the region’s challenging bridge projects that pushed the boundaries in terms of delivery time.
read more »Transport chiefs plan 95 interchanges, 580km of cycle tracks in bid to ease traffic congestion.
read more »RTA's new campaign to highlight importance of complying with road safety rules in emirate.
read more »Roads & Transport Authority commences regular bus service linking Dubai Industrial City.
read more »Senior RTA official cites bad driver behaviour and recent string of serious accidents.
read more »Dubai Metro is the Middle East’s first automated rail transport system and the world’s longest. As such it will pose both unique challenges and opportunities to FM provider Serco. Paul Collett speaks exclusively to Paul Anderson, managing director, Serco Dubai Metro, and Ali Abdul Kader, director, maintenance department, Rail Agency, RTA.
read more »Fleet of seven buses to start operating on April 10 where demand is high - RTA.
read more »Minimum Dubai to Northern Emirates fare will encourage drivers to make the trip - RTA.
read more »Transport chiefs make move after complaints from taxi drivers over short trips.
read more »Transport chiefs fine company $54,000 after crane accident, causing traffic chaos.
read more »Bus unit of German auto maker seals deal with Roads & Transport Authority for Mercedes-Benz Citaro city buses.
read more »Sheikh Mohammed authorises Dhs27 million bonus pot to be distributed to Dubai taxi firms.
read more »Transport chiefs team up with Saatchi & Saatchi ahead of project's launch in Sept.
read more »Sheikh Mohammed also wants bus and pier developments to fit in with Dubai's urban look.
read more »Key projects such as Dubai Metro and Burj Dubai will help Dubai through crisis - experts.
read more »Statistics released also show more than 5.2m vehicles booked last year in Dubai.
read more »Transport chiefs in Dubai say they are tackling growing problem of unlicensed cars in emirate.
read more »Enabling people to access stations, not cheap fares, will be main driver - Serco MD.
read more »The Dubai Metro is set to go live this September following years of planning and development but will it help?
read more »Dubai's RTA to assess need for more road tolls after metro launch in September.
read more »Serco Middle East says it is vital to find local talent to help run $4.2bn project.
read more »RTA plans Transport Police, in coordination with Dubai Police to protect commuters & Metro system - paper.
read more »Buses, trams will be needed to ferry people to nearest stations - AT Kearney.
read more »Wide support for UAE plans to improve public transport, but 20% will never use it.
read more »Transport analyst says action needed to encourage motorists to make switch to rail plan.
read more »The RTA says new service has been set up to keep pace with population growth.
read more »Other regional airports must follow Dubai's lead in developing rail airport links, says RTA.
read more »Transport chiefs in Dubai to plan initiatives to improve 'low capacity' on city's bus fleet.
read more »Fines blitz for motorists in Garhoud as RTA continues to get tough on parking.
read more »RTA initiative aims to raise the standard of Dubai's cabbies by offering cash rewards.
read more »Banning trucks on Emirates Road from 6am to 10pm could cut 700 vehicles a day.
read more »The UK Office of Rail Regulation will develop health and safety guidance for Dubai.
read more »Dubai's new roads and bridges will meet projected demographic expansion.
read more »The RTA has already bought 10 coaches and is planning for a total of 55.
read more »Transport chiefs get tough after rise in 'passenger smuggling' during 2008.
read more »Transit system serving Al Sufouh, Marina, JBR aims to carry 5,000 passengers per hour.
read more »Public transport chief says plans are in place to further expand coverage of service.
read more »Water taxis and a ferry will offer Dubai residents an alternative to getting in their cars.
read more »Finishing touches being made to Red Line tracks, ready for next phase of testing in mega project.
read more »Transport chiefs ink agreement with Tecom Investments to provide bus services for staff.
read more »Deadline extended for bids to be part of 47 stations after overwhelming interest.
read more »New 20 dirham starting fare considered for emirate but dismissed by RTA - spokesman.
read more »Number of buses and bus stops to increase dramatically as support to $4.2bn project.
read more »Line linking Dubai airports will not go-ahead until 'there is a visible demand' - RTA.
read more »The planned Dubai Metro Purple Line will not get the go-ahead until there is adequate demand, the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has told Construction Week.
read more »But Rail Agency director admits other projects planned for 2009 may be re-evaluated.
read more »Consortium of three companies chosen by RTA to plan adverts on Red, Green lines.
read more »Transport chiefs scrap charges in emirate for the start of Hijri year and Gregorian calendar.
read more »Businesses can bid for retail outlets at 47 stations on the Red and Green lines of project.
read more »Ben Millington looks at new technology in the surveying market.
read more »Companies also give transport authority $250mn towards building stations.
read more »The debate on public versus private transport usage continues to heat up. Urban planning expert Erik Ferguson tells Michele Howe where parking design fits into the picture.
read more »Batch of 10 Dutch-built water taxis to have Rolls Royce propulsion units, sea trials in Aug. '09.
read more »Part of Dubai's main road to closed on Friday to allow footbridges to be installed.
read more »First two boats for Dubai Creek service set for mid-year arrival from China, says RTA chief.
read more »While logistics operators in other regions will be simultaneously breathing a sigh of relief at finally seeing the back of 2008 and dreading the unknown prospects of 2009, the Middle East's supply chain industry professionals will be taking stock of what has been another phenomenally successful year.
read more »Arabian Business poll reveals 'rude' attitude of Dubai drivers is still a big turn-off.
read more »RTA chiefs announce charges will be waived for National Day, Eid Al Adha.
read more »Transport chief also says further 500km of roads, 120 interchanges to be built by 2020.
read more »All taxis to be exempt from road toll from Dec. 2 onwards to mark UAE national day, transport authority says.
read more »Dubai transport authority sells rights to companies including Etisalat and Nakheel.
read more »$2.34bn deal will boost number of buses on Dubai's roads to 2,500 by next year.
read more »One of the most frustrating things about living in Dubai as a non-driver is the lack of pedestrian access.
read more »Smile design for new $220mn Dubai Creek bridge which will replace the Floating Bridge.
read more »Investigation continues after crash drama on main road, one driver in custody, says police.
read more »High-tech equipment being delivered from France, trials to take place before year-end.
read more »Latest statistics predict 300,000 increase in numbers compared to previous year.
read more »Official says transport authority conducting thorough probe into accident on Dubai's busiest highway.
read more »Transport chiefs reveal plans to encourage more people to walk around parts of Dubai.
read more »Easy access is key to a development’s success, so why not start the planning with transport? Michele Howe looks at the benefits of transport oriented development.
read more »Copper has held the status quo position for a long time when it comes to cabling. However, over the last few years fibre has been making a serious challenge to its dominance.
read more »UPDATE 2: Mobile crane lands on gantry sign near Emirates Towers, forcing road closure.
read more »Total raised from 200 bidders by Road and Transport Authority at 59th numberplate auction is $6.4mn.
read more »Gov't and RTA officials sign new agreement to benefit Dubai motorists with special needs.
read more »Top-level talks to come up with new system of dealing with collisions on city roads.
read more »Bids for a year’s rights ranged from $1.6mn to $3.2mn depending on location.
read more »New route part of efforts to help ease nightmare traffic congestion between two UAE emirates.
read more »Road & Transport Authority reports 196 deaths, 80 percent caused by speeding.
read more »The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is announcing a host of eServices to streamline its processes during GITEX Technology Week.
read more »But transport chiefs say they are acting on complaints, suggestions from public.
read more »Dubai World Trade Centre has announced that as part of its ongoing efforts to streamline its transportation plans, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has provided additional shuttle buses for GITEX Technology Week and GITEX Shopper and Consumer Electronics Expo in an effort to transport visitors to and from venues throughout Dubai.
read more »GITEX: Motorists able to top-up road toll accounts via their mobile phones.
read more »GITEX: Dubai transport authority to have all PCs 100% compatible with initiative within three years.
read more »Hosted services are fast gaining traction in the region, especially ones connected to bandwidth management. Sean Robson investigates what vendors offer enterprises.
read more »Safety campaign launched in bid to reduce amount of children killed in road, traffic accidents.
read more »Getting lost is a common if frustrating experience in the UAE, but as the region expands, can it do so without upgrading its signage? Michele Howe investigates.
read more »Transport project for creek set for 2010 completion, will carry 3mn passengers in first year.
read more »RTA introduces new procedures for testers, instructors, in licencing system overhaul.
read more »Contract awarded to Al Wasit, covers construction of minor roads in Nad El Sheba area of city.
read more »But only 110 are actually sharing lifts as most still wait for their journey partners, figures show.
read more »Transport chiefs announce plans to introduce new generation of water taxis in Dubai in 2009.
read more »UPDATE 1: Parking will be free for Dubai motorists from Monday to Friday next week to mark Eid Al-Fitr.
read more »Top RTA official says 44 trains will run on the Red Line of $4.2bn rapid transit project.
read more »With the deadline for completion drawing near, and signs advising employees that ‘failure is not an option’, the consortium of companies building the Dubai Metro have wheeled in a little help.
read more »Bur Dubai fire caused by electrical fault, bus part of fleet being completely replaced.
read more »Work almost complete on Jebel Ali station - the first of 47 to make up the $4.2bn project.
read more »RTA survey reveals widespread satisfaction among users of Dubai water taxi service.
read more »Train with five coaches runs for 11km between Jebel Ali and Ibn Battuta Mall stations at up to 90 km/h.
read more »The mean streets of Dubai are no place for the faint hearted, especially not if you’re in a hurry.
read more »Bus explodes into flames in Bur Dubai, 50 passengers on board but no-one believed to be injured.
read more »Transport chiefs hail success of phase 1 of safety initiative in Dubai.
read more »The crackdown on driving violations in Dubai has continued with the seizure of a bus overloaded with workers.
read more »The RTA's new plan to improve school bus safety is welcome news for parents and schools. All that's left to do now is figure out who will pay for it.
read more »With growing congestion on the roads of Dubai, how can transportation companies avoid coming to a standstill?
read more »Environmentally-friendly cars will take to roads next month as part of trials by the Dubai Taxi Agency.
read more »Dubai transport authority awards Avecon contract to build phase one of project.
read more »A trip between two stations on new $4.2bn project will cost less than 10 dirhams.
read more »Much of road network grinds to standstill as drivers trying to avoid toll clogged up alternative routes.
read more »RTA chief clarifies charging procedure as motorists prepare for new tollgates to open.
read more »Transport chiefs say new attempt to ease congestion on roads is proving popular.
read more »It is no secret that Dubai is booming. Established logistics firms launch new distribution points in the emirate every month and new companies spring up just as often.
read more »Public buses have transported 1.5mn more passengers this year than in 2007, says RTA.
read more »More than 350 air conditioned bus shelters are now available for public use in Dubai. The shelters have been installed in more than 250 locations across the city.
read more »Google and Nokia Maps assess effect of the new addressing system in Dubai
read more »Al Maktoum Bridge will not charge between 10pm and 6am after Sept 9 launch.
read more »That's the aim of green initiative as hybrid taxi trial proves a big success in Dubai.
read more »Transport chiefs to redraw Dubai as trial starts aimed at helping motorists.
read more »RTA will not reveal findings of probe into flooding that caused chaos for motorists.
read more »Transport chiefs send letters to schools to confirm new regulations prior to new school term in Dubai.
read more »Investigations underway by RTA, police to find those responsible for causing major incident in Dubai.
read more »Arabian Business poll suggests large majority of people either love or hate RTA's plan.
read more »Transport chiefs set up joint initiative to ensure links between taxis, buses, rail services.
read more »Transport chiefs in Dubai reveal new proposals to reduce crashes on city's roads.
read more »Transport chiefs record 169 violations by operators of water taxis in Dubai in first half of 2008.
read more »Traffic chaos set to ease after RTA opens interchange at Dubai traffic hotspot.
read more »Proposals set to be introduced next year in joint health and road safety initiative.
read more »British family vows to take civil action against Emirati responsible for British tourist's death.
read more »New franchise companies brining in new vehicles to relieve problems.
read more »New initiative by the Roads and Transport Authority aims to improve service to customers.
read more »RTA delegation visits Canadian factory to witness vital safety components put through rigorous trials.
read more »As transport chiefs prepare to launch new phase, online poll reveals widespread opposition to tolls.
read more »Authority says 2,500 buses in service by 2009, 1,000 air-con shelters by 2010.
read more »Investment is part of an ongoing initiative to expand greenery throughout the Emirate.
read more »Roads and Transport Authority target social networking sites to improve conversation with public.
read more »RTA boosts the number of Dubai taxis in bid to meet demand, provide better passenger service.
read more »Last month, vendors laid claim to the best service provision for customers. But, in the concluding part of the two-part series on IT support in the region, end-users state that not all promises are kept. Sean Robson finds out.
read more »Transport chiefs in Dubai move ahead with new scheme to try to ease congestion on city's roads.
read more »Roads and Transport chief says an extra 75km of Dubai's busy roads will be monitored after signing new deal.
read more »Arabian Business poll reveals widespread support for city's ambitious $4.2bn rapid transport project.
read more »All paid parking zones in Dubai will be free to mark Israa & Mi'raaj holiday, RTA announces.
read more »EXCLUSIVE: Roads and Transport chief dispels fears that $4.21 billion rapid transit scheme will be delayed.
read more »Construction work to be carried out on part of Sheikh Zayed Road on Friday, Roads Authority says.
read more »Police reveal new initiative to cut number of fatal road crashes in Dubai following top-level talks.
read more »Financial Center Road project in Dubai is designed to cope with traffic from new Dubai Mall.
read more »Financial and human cost of traffic misery revealed, 1,846 die on city roads since year 2000.
read more »Dubai Police and RTA to form joint team to promote traffic awareness.
read more »Thousands log on to RTA website in first 24 hours to join new initiative to ease Dubai traffic congestion.
read more »EXCLUSIVE: Opening pushed back due to safety testing, price of spare parts push costs up $20mn.
read more »RTA initiative launched in bid to improve Dubai's crippling traffic congestion.
read more »RTA initiative aims to put the brakes on car use across city's congested roads.
read more »Improvements to notorious Dubai interchange to be finished by mid-August.
read more »Cool initiative needs to be extended across Gulf to curb heat-related illnesses among passengers.
read more »Two contracts worth $351mn to ease chronic traffic congestion and plan for future growth.
read more »Construction activity in Dubai is being hampered by the Roads and Transport Authority's (RTA) restrictions over the transport of building materials to construction sites during the day. The RTA was unavailable to comment.
read more »Safety campaign aims to reduce fatalities on emirate’s roads, truck drivers to be targeted.
read more »Lack of available cabs and chronic traffic congestion costing economy and putting visitors off city.
read more »Minibus travellers were catering staff on way to work at coffee shop in Dubai when crash happened, say police.
read more »Good news for Dubai motorists as roads authority seeks to solve massive congestion problems.
read more »Roads authority plans to introduce a bus service exclusively for women by the end of this year - report.
read more »Besix awarded contract to design and build phase one of Al Safooh Transit System in Dubai, with Alstom.
read more »Dubai transport authority plays down action, says work of 'limited number'.
read more »Dubai police launch awareness campaign for black points system for traffic violations.
read more »Action by Dubai taxi drivers ends soon after it starts, management agrees to discuss complaints.
read more »Authorities unable to confirm whether planned 24-hour protest will actually take place.
read more »Thousands to be stranded by planned 24-hour strike to protest against in-house fines regime.
read more »Fifth contract bagged by South Korean construction firm, part of $1.7bn investment.
read more »Five workers injured in Sheikh Zayed Road bridge fall, second major accident in 8 months.
read more »Firms upgrade hardware and software but don't upgrade their most valuable asset, people.
read more »Messe Frankfurt's Garden and Landscaping Middle East show has gone from strength to strength since it launched in 2003. Michele Howe reports on the 2008 edition.
read more »Dubai transport authority plans new toll gates on Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Maktoum Bridge.
read more »Two emirates 'having conversations' about connecting urban centres via railway.
read more »Work on Sheikh Zayed Road set to start next month.
read more »Passengers in carpool will be investigated by authorities under new regulations legalising practice.
read more »Organisations join RTA drive to reduce number of employees using cars to get to work.
read more »A large part of our time is spent outdoors in the evenings in the Middle East, making street lights essential.
read more »Introduction of flashing green into stop sequence significantly reduces accidents on Dubai roads.
read more »Before asphalt made transport easy in the Emirate, one construction company used a light railway to move sand, gravel and building materials for the new Port Rashid.
read more »Taxi driver hands in nine kilograms of gold and $40,000 left in cab by Chinese businessman.
read more »POLL: More than half of respondents say single journey should not exceed 5 dirhams.
read more »Sheikh Mohammed gives nod to $50mn fourth phase of the congestion-easing project.
read more »$1.1bn tram project will span 19 stations along Al Safooh Road and link several key locations within city.
read more »First distinctive carriages arrive in emirate ahead of technical trial runs on Jebel Ali test track.
read more »Salik will 'definitely' be expanded, along with rises in parking and registration fees - RTA.
read more »Number of licences issued drops 43% while massive backlog leaves thousands waiting.
read more »More than 250 companies across world join queue to put their name to Dubai Metro stations, RTA says.
read more »Bids for the construction of a new bridge - which is being called the ‘7th crossing' - are to be submitted to the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) by 17 April, although contractors are expecting a time extension.
read more »Morning, noon and night, the machines operate on the gigantic Dubai Metro build. In the first of our Site Visit series, we take a tour of the RTA's plant department.
read more »RTA steps up efforts to fight Duba's crippling congestion problems with purchase of 626 new buses.
read more »Motorists to be hit by increased parking fees and fines, as RTA aims to reduce congestion.
read more »The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has invited contractors to submit their letters of interest for the construction of the US $817 million (AED3 billion) ‘sixth crossing'.
read more »Beautification appears to be the name of the game in the outdoor design business at the moment. From RTA talking about sprucing up Sheikh Zayed Road last month to Dubai Municipality unveiling its plan to prettify Port Saeed Plaza this month, announcements of improvement projects are coming in thick and fast.
read more »UAE's secondhand market thought to match new cars sales in the country at well over 100,000 units.
read more »Dubai interior contractor and German firm to fit out 13 stations on Dubai Metro Red Line.
read more »Transport authority has no plans to borrow to fund construction, chairman says.
read more »Appetite for designer number plates in UAE continues unabated with record $11.2mn raised.
read more »A feasibility study into the extension of Dubai Metro's Red Line to the Abu Dhabi border is nearing completion, with a construction contract expected to be awarded in the second quarter of this year.
read more »Campaign to stop Dubai taxi drivers refusing fares to some areas is failing, says poll.
read more »Motorists could face increased taxes and petrol prices in attempt to prise them out of vehicles.
read more »Just a year ago, managers faced a decision when it came to choosing what machines to buy. Roughly, these amounted to new or used - and then Asian or European.
read more »Dubai Metro to generate over 3200 jobs, with up to 50% of positions filled by UAE nationals, authority says.
read more »Drivers must undergo intensive training to improve services and eliminate fare refusal, says RTA.
read more »Dubai motorists receive parking bonus as emirate celebrates birthday of Prophet Mohammed.
read more »Police to boost camera numbers by in major crackdown on speeding and reckless driving on emirate's roads.
read more »The Middle East's status as a logistical superhub is reliant on the smooth transportation of products throughout the region. However, with a potential crisis in the supply of qualified drivers, how can fleet managers overcome the local skills shortage?
read more »Congestion on roads leading to bridge will be a 'thing of the past', official says.
read more »Study finds road pollution six times worse than some American cities.
read more »Uncertainty over parking and transport to and from metro stations may cause problems, survey reveals.
read more »FXFOWLE'S new 6th Crossing aims to be Dubai's newest architectural icon.
read more »Robert Troup, managing director of Aedas in the Middle East, talks to Jeff Roberts about inspiration, the RTA and the importance of iconic buildings.
read more »Dubai Road and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced plans to expand greenery and introduce beautification along Sheikh Zayed Road, the main artery of Dubai.
read more »Japanese-American architect Minoru Yamasaki once said, "I have no truck for anyone who goes out and does an eclectic building...I am not interested in contemporary buildings because I have seen contemporary buildings until they came out of my ears..."
read more »Emiratis score higher than Gulf counterparts on almost all aspects of driver behaviour, survey finds.
read more »Transport authority unveils water taxi service in bid to reduce congestion on emirate's roads, official says.
read more »Drivers who will not go to congested like as Sharjah, Deira and Bur Dubai face 10-day ban.
read more »A new highway has been completed that cuts through the entire industrial hub of Dubai, linking the Emirates Road with the Dubai Bypass road.
read more »Images of Dubai arch bridge published, with construction to begin.
read more »Parts of Sheikh Zayed Road to be closed from Wednesday night for pedestrian bridge construction.
read more »Dubai's heavily congested road network made worse with partial closure of Al Garhoud Bridge.
read more »Major roads leading to Al Garhoud Bridge and Bur Dubai closed as transport authority demolishes old bridge.
read more »In its bid to be a world-class city, it was only a matter of time before Dubai acquired its own street icon. COD finds out more about the city's latest arrival.
read more »Three-quarters of residents are against RTA expanding road toll, survey reveals.
read more »Todini and Al Nabooda win construction deals for phase three of congestion-easing project.
read more »Plans are being drawn up for a shopping mall on Nakheel's Palm Deira that will be ‘among the biggest in Dubai'.
read more »RTA's new Dubai headquarters uses smart design and sets architectural benchmarks.
read more »An integrated solution is needed to get the city moving, argues ConstructionWeek.
read more »Dubai transport authority will not rule out introduction of further toll gates, chairman says.
read more »Mega-bridge will measure 1,600m with arch 205m high and 667m long, RTA says.
read more »RogenSi and the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) are seeking solutions to the Dubai traffic problem.
read more »Developers will no longer be able to add ‘hidden charges' to the cost of buying a property, under a new regulation planned by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (Rera).
read more »International firms to compete to supply 1,616 buses as Dubai ups public transport drive.
read more »In a recent interview with PMV a manager of Chinese construction machinery manufacturer described the regional road building market as ‘mature'.
read more »Many streets in Bur Dubai, as well as several major roads and bridges will be shut for US president's visit.
read more »Confusion and long delays for Dubai motorists as rumours of mass road closures create havoc on roads.
read more »The fast paced growth of Dubai presents no end of challenges to urban planners. COD takes a look at some of the most pressing issues.
read more »It felt like a new route to work had been entirely mapped out when driving over Garhoud Bridge the other morning.
read more »Dubai's RTA has just announced that the expenditure on roads for its 2020 masterplan will reach US $26billion. Conrad Egbert looks at what that means for the city.
read more »The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will spend US $26 billion (AED 95 billion) on road building as part of its 2020 plan.
read more »Corporate colours and hidden messages abound in Design Design's plans for the latest RTA regional HQ.
read more »Dubai's Roads & Transport Authority announces free parking throughout duration of Eid Al-Adah holiday.
read more »Billed as the largest construction project in the history of Dubai, the Arabian Canal is too big for one single contractor, as Christopher Sell finds out.
read more »Ready-mix concrete producers in Dubai have united to call for the scrapping of a law banning their trucks from roads during peak hours.
read more »Four lanes of the new bridge will open Saturday to traffic on Bur Dubai to Deira side, official confirms.
read more »Consortiums vying for contract to build Dubai's Al Sofouh tram network, source close to deal says.
read more »Just building more roads does not solve the problem of congestion, says RTA chairman.
read more »BIG 5: German company Wilo has developed a building automation system which controls the amount of water pumped into residential buildings based on consumption, cutting down on the amount of water and energy used.
read more »Dubai transport authority plans to purchase 1,600 buses to tackle congestion, chairman says.
read more »Are the world's leading car manufacturers doing enough to provide a choice for eco-friendly drivers?
read more »11.45pm update: Families of the dead promised 120 months' salary by their employer.
read more »11.20pm update: Too much steel on bridge led to deadly collapse, says RTA chairman.
read more »Quarter of a million accidents per year might be cleared from roads by privateers.
read more »Dubai's RTA promises revamp of taxi service will slash customer waiting times and ease congestion.
read more »Dubai will replace 471 bus stops with high-tech air-conditioned facilities by October next year.
read more »An official from the RTA has said that the construction of part of the new Garhoud Bridge crossing will be completed and open to the public as early as December this year.
read more »Out of sight shouldn't be out of mind. New techniques in piling and foundations mean delving a little deeper into a building's construction can turn up piles of innovation.
read more »Dubai's RTA expects 30% cut in congestion at peak times if gov't proposals are adopted.
read more »RTA also to let travellers cross to Gulf-bordering states 'with greater ease'.
read more »The colossal 14-lane 'superbridge' is scheduled to open by March next year.
read more »My near-death experience crossing the road in Bur Dubai this week prompted my thoughts on congestion in Dubai.
read more »Devising strategies for improving Dubai's traffic flow is the job of the RTA, not the public.
read more »System being built by district cooling provider Tabreed to cool stations and depots of Dubai Metro project
read more »Dubai's roads authority offering prize to firm that sets up best staff transport system.
read more »M'Sharie subsidiary Gulf Metal Craft has won contracts worth US $1.09 million (AED4 million) for four major projects in Dubai.
read more »With summer breaks over and school term starting, roads are packed once again and Salik is being put to the test.
read more »Service links two more stations on emirate's creek as RTA aims to ease traffic on bridges.
read more »Dubai's rail agency names Systra as consultant for tram system to run from Jumeirah to Madinat.
read more »Crossing expected to run from Culture Village, through Sama Dubai's 'The Lagoons'.
read more »Japan's Shimizu Corporation has been awarded a US $175 million (AED645 million) contract from the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) for the construction of the eighth intersection on Sheikh Zayed Road.
read more »Dubai's transport authority says reports it plans to add more toll gates to emirate's roads are 'inaccurate'.
read more »RTA plans to transform two traditional diesel-powered abras to solar energy as part of 'green' drive.
read more »US firm lands contract to provide e-ticketing for Dubai buses and water buses.
read more »New pedestrian crossings will be installed across Dubai in a bid to reduce death and injury on roads.
read more »Rupert Cornford looks at how market dynamics affect the relationship between client and contractor.
read more »Each week Arabian Business invites you to have your say on popular issue.
read more »Roads and Transport Authority is cleaning up the construction of unlicensed roadside ad boards.
read more »RTA announces official launch date for first water bus, to link Al Sabkha and Bur Dubai stations.
read more »Consultancy contract for the Dubai 2020 masterplan is expected to be awarded this week.
read more »Dubai is idolised by outsiders, yet media here is often scathing. Rashid Galadari asks if it is really so bad?
read more »Has the Salik road toll in Dubai really been the big success story that authorities are claiming it to be?
read more »Dubai’s US$22bn Strategic Transportation Plan has been set, and the main figure behind the massive development, RTA supremo Mattar Mohammed Al Tayer, explains to Edward Poultney how he plans to make the blueprint a reality.
read more »"Knowledge is power" - so the saying goes. CEOs in these days of increased ease of communication, with ever-greater access to mobile technology, blackberries, email, and internet proliferation have tools at their fingertips that their predecessors could never even have dreamed possible.
read more »Dubai Roads and Transport Authority has awarded Serco with the operation and maintenance contract for the first two lines of the Dubai Metro.
read more »Drivers are better off using road 'body language' to make sense of the traffic chaos.
read more »Dubai's RTA refuses to comment on why motorists were not warned of closure.
read more »Dubai's Roads & Transport Authority has signed a partnership agreement with Emaar Properties to formalise existing ties.
read more »The Dubai road toll is 'shrinking' Dubai, and helping to link up the city's communities.
read more »Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority says the line marks a new era of marine tourism in the Emirate.
read more »Christopher Sell pays a visit to Downtown Jebel Ali to see how Dubai's boundaries continue to expand.
read more »A raft of contracts has been awarded on the massive Downtown Jebel Ali project, which is being developed by Limitless.
read more »A floating bridge, waterbuses and commuter bus service are set to help the emirate reduce road congestion.
read more »Drivers have had mixed views on Dubai's road toll scheme since its launch. Read what some of our readers had to say.
read more »The road toll has come under more criticism, this time for problems with SMS service, website and support hotline.
read more »The new Floating Bridge - set to provide an alternative route across Dubai Creek - will be open to drivers next week.
read more »Singaporean marine transport firm Penguin will operate four routes across Dubai Creek from 6am to 11pm.
read more »A week after its launch, Dubai's Salik road toll is still subject to furious debate.
read more »The main problem with the Salik toll is that it doesn't go far enough, says Ben Flanagan.
read more »Dubai's RTA has ruled out an evening waiver on 'Salik', at odds to comments from other agencies.
read more »The RTA is set to ramp up public transport by offering more bus services and taxis.
read more »Road charge is causing traffic jams; Dubai is named the region's most congested city.
read more »RTA increases its call centre capacity to handle queries about road toll system, which launches today.
read more »UAE-based Wade Adams Contracting has won the US $78 million (AED289 million) contract to build the third phase of the Dubai Bypass Road project. Work is expected to begin this week.
read more »Hire car companies will charge up to 25% extra as part of the controversial 'Salik' scheme.
read more »Online petitions call for 'Salik' to be scrapped; RTA issues additional tags as vendors run out.
read more »Figures suggest that motorists will spend over Dhs16 per day on Salik.
read more »6pm update: Media report says the controversial scheme may be delayed, but RTA insists on a launch on July 1st.
read more »Staff working without occupational health cards emerges as main problem facing Dubai's foodservice industry.
read more »Crossing over to the other side to understand how bridge experts relieve infrastructure tension.
read more »UK firm is named as the preferred bidder to operate and maintain the Dubai Metro.
read more »Germany's MAN group will supply the Dubai Road and Transport Authority with 401 buses in a $441m deal.
read more »The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority will spend over US $9.5 billion (AED35 billion) on public transport by 2020.
read more »Will Dubai one day be able to transform into a pedestrian-friendly city, asks Tamara Walid.
read more »How the team in charge of Dubai's floating bridge is keeping it above water.
read more »The 'Salik' - or 'clear' - road toll system, the GCC's first, will hit the road on July 1st.
read more »An overview of the emirate's new metro system - including the third, fully-automated Purple Line.
read more »The city’s pearl diving heritage influences design.
read more »The emirate's transport authority is to build 500km of roads in an effort to tackle traffic problems.
read more »Government demands that all current taxis are replaced with hybrids running on petrol and electricity.
read more »The new Purple Line will provide an express service between Dubai International and Jebel Ali Airports.
read more »On-the-road emission inspections build on a current law under which motorists can be fined.
read more »RTA narrows list to five qualifying international companies.
read more »Road Traffic Authority didn't even consult the police, according to Brigadier Al Zafein.
read more »In a business where competition is intense it can be unsual to find construction firms working together. But Rod Stewart, regional managing director, Hyder Consulting, tells Christopher Sell that sharing skills is essential in the local market.
read more »Work on the Green Line will commence in early summer at Deira's Baniyas Square.
read more »ATM Special: New system could cost long-term leasers a mint.
read more »RTA hopes to ease congestion by offering hi-tech water bus and ferry services on the creek.
read more »Nakheel and RTA form strategic alliance to ensure timely delivery of projects.
read more »Creek crossings should be fully operational by the end of this year, says transport authority.
read more »The number of launching gantries used for the installation of viaduct deck segments for the Dubai Metro will increase from three to seven by the end of this month.
read more »The three-lane 'floating bridge' - the UAE's first - is set for completion in early summer.
read more »Motorists face fines for driving slower than 60km an hour in bid to reduce congestion.
read more »Dubai Roads and Transport Authority has confirmed that Emirates Road will get an additional three lanes in both directions.
read more »The Middle East's first monorail - on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah - is expected to start up at the end of 2008.
read more »The Dubai Land and Property Department (DLP) has signed a strategic partnership with the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in a bid to strengthen existing relations and upgrade its customer service.
read more »RTA updates plans for integrated public transport system including rail and road.
read more »Parsons Brinckerhoff is to masterplan developments on land around the Dubai Metro.
read more »Parsons Brinckerhoff has been awarded the consultancy contract for the Dubai Metro's Purple Line.
read more »Parsons Brinckerhoff has been awarded the consultancy contract for the Purple Line.
read more »The Rail Agency of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced that three viaduct spans for the Dubai Metro have been constructed near Interchange 5.5 on Sheikh Zayed Road between the future metro stations Jumeirah Lake Towers and Jumeirah Island. Each of these spans is being made up with a minimum of eight precast viaduct deck segments, which are manufactured and transported, from Jebel Ali casting yard.
read more »Next month, Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will tear down the Dubai Police accommodation in Al Qusais to make way for a main train depot for trains on the Green Line and a multi storey car park for Dubai Metro commuters.
read more »Ever since Dubai signed the Exclusive Agreement in 1892, close ties have existed between the United Kingdom and the UAE.
read more »Zwarts & Jansma beats off competition to meet challenge of changeable façades
read more »Innovations in the fencing and site-hoarding market are moving towards the use of recycled plastic for building perimeters. Christopher Sell reports on the rise of a new competitor in the steel-led Dubai market.
read more »Dubai Roads & Transport Authority risks accusations of insensitivity by announcing luxury waterfront headquarters in the same week.
read more »Emirates Roads Construction Company has won a US $17 million (AED64 million) contract from the Roads and Transports Authority (RTA) to expand Al Maktoum Bridge
read more »Plans for a metro in the emirate remain no more than an ‘idea' as consultants question its feasibility.
read more »Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is expected to award the consultancy contract for the proposed Purple Line of the Dubai Metro within the next two months
read more »Five directors are poached from other firms as consultancy looks to specialise
read more »The regional population explosion has placed pressure on transport infrastructure and brought home the need for integrated public transport networks. Conrad Egbert explores how the development of light rail projects is taking shape across the Middle East.
read more »India has long been the outsource powerhouse in terms of workforce, scale of operation and resources, but now the Middle East wants its piece of the pie. ACN examines the outsourcing aspirations of the Gulf region.
read more »When a Middle East enterprise invests millions of dollars in an IT solution, there is a great deal of time and effort behind the scenes, ensuring that the company maximises its return on investment and procures the best products available on the market. Well, that's the theory anyway...
read more »Non-national UAE residents face stricter conditions in transferring to a local driver’s license.
read more »China State Company has picked up a contract worth US $163 million (AED 600 million) for the first phase construction of the RTA's parallel roads scheme close to Sheikh Zayed Road
read more »Surprise proposals reveal that Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman could all be linked by rail.
read more »Plans to slice the East and West Parallel Roads through the Springs and Meadows have been met with defiance by local homeowners. Conrad Egbert reports on how the residents committee is proposing an alternative route for the East Parallel scheme to lessen the impact on 6,000 families.
read more »It's a scene that's usually synonymous with villages across the UK: an evil local council comes up with a plan to alleviate traffic bottlenecks on its main highway by cutting through the quaint back gardens of its residents, and before you know it a fierce opposition campaign is underway
read more »Nakheel confirms plans to run a road through the development as residents receive warning
read more »The first of 500 planned air conditioned bus shelters has been handed over to the Dubai Road Transport Authority (RTA)
read more »Finalising the ten CIOs and IT managers worthy of gracing the pages of ACN’s annual Top Ten IT Managers feature is never an easy task. It took hours of debate and a few heated verbal exchanges. Over the next seven pages we profile ten of the best IT managers in the region – individuals that have excelled in their profession and truly harnessed the power of IT to deliver tangible business benefits during 2006.
read more »Right Angle Media looks to attract advertisers to new air conditioned bus shelters
read more »The Rail Agency of the Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) has announced that the launching girder for the Metro has arrived in Dubai
read more »Section of main UAE highway to be converted into a bridge to make way for the project
read more »Consultants to draw up design proposals to carry the Creek across main UAE highway
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