Dubai motorists travelling through Oud Maitha and surrounding areas can now benefit from shorter journey times following the completion of a major road development project by the Roads and Transport

Dubai is continuing to upgrade its road network as traffic volumes increase and new residential, commercial and tourism developments reshape the city. One of the major projects currently underway is

Dubai is known for its impressive highways, well-connected urban roads and advanced transport infrastructure. But maintaining a world-class road network in a rapidly growing city requires more than building wider

Dubai motorists travelling along Al Qudra Road can now expect smoother journeys and shorter delays following the opening of a new 700-metre, four-lane bridge at the intersection of Al Qudra

Dubai continues to strengthen its position as one of the world's smartest cities by investing heavily in modern transport infrastructure. As traffic volumes continue to increase due to rapid population

Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) continues to transform urban mobility with its latest road infrastructure upgrades, reducing travel times from 20 minutes to just 5 minutes in key areas.

Nearly two decades ago, Dubai introduced a revolutionary electronic toll collection system that would forever change the way motorists travel across the emirate. As the city celebrates 19 years of

Dubai continues to strengthen its reputation as one of the world’s most forward thinking cities in terms of urban mobility and infrastructure development. With the rapid expansion of residential communities,

Dubai continues to strengthen its position as one of the world’s most advanced cities when it comes to urban mobility. In a major Dubai traffic update, the Roads and Transport