Dubai:Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has expanded its marine transport network with the addition of four new fourth-generation traditional abras to its fleet. These new models have been developed to the latest approved technical specifications and designs, further enhancing the emirate's public transport services.
According to Wam, this initiative is part of RTA's commitment to improving public transport services and enriching customer experience. Khalaf Belghuzooz Al Zarooni, Director of Marine Transport at RTA's Public Transport Agency, stated that this addition is a key component of Dubai's sustainable mobility network, reinforcing the city’s reputation as a leading global destination for quality of life, tourism, and business.
Each new abra accommodates 24 passengers and is designed in compliance with the Dubai Universal Design Code, ensuring a safe and comfortable travel environment. The new abras have been equipped with smart systems, modern technologies, and improved designs, including digital screens and electronic destination boards, enhancing the journey experience and operational efficiency.
The introduction of the new abras aligns with RTA's strategy to deliver innovative and sustainable mobility solutions, supporting Dubai’s growth and reinforcing its position as a model for modern transport systems.
