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Dubai’s RTA Takes Wheel for New Year’s Eve Celebrations with 40-Hour Non-Stop Metro and Tram Services

The CEO of RTA, Abdullah Yousif Al Ali, revealed on Wednesday that both the Dubai Metro and Tram will operate non-stop for an impressive 40 hours starting December 31

Dubai, UAE – As the vibrant city of Dubai prepares to usher in the New Year, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced an unprecedented move to keep the celebrations moving smoothly.

With extended Dubai Metro and Tram services, additional parking spaces, and a host of measures to ensure a hassle-free transportation experience, the RTA is setting the stage for a spectacular welcome to 2024.

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The CEO of RTA, Abdullah Yousif Al Ali, revealed on Wednesday that both the Dubai Metro and Tram will operate non-stop for an impressive 40 hours starting December 31.

This strategic initiative aims to provide the public convenient transport options, minimizing traffic congestion during one of the city’s most anticipated celebrations.

In a statement, Al Ali emphasized the RTA’s commitment to enhancing Dubai’s transportation infrastructure and ensuring the well-being of citizens and guests alike.

Additional parking spaces, free bus rides, and the continuous operation of regular taxi services complement the extended Metro and Tram services.

The RTA has arranged approximately 900 additional parking spaces in key areas such as Al Wasl and Al Jafiliya to address the expected surge in vehicular traffic during the festivities.

This move is geared towards accommodating the influx of vehicles, allowing attendees to park their cars conveniently and securely as they partake in the New Year celebrations.

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The RTA has focused on providing ample parking and implemented a comprehensive signage system to guide commuters and revellers alike.

Road signs strategically placed throughout the city will direct traffic, indicating parking locations and bus pick-up points.

Moreover, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) signage and variable message boards will relay real-time information about road closures, alternative routes, and open pathways.

This multi-faceted approach is designed to create a seamless transportation experience, ensuring that residents and visitors can move around the city efficiently and without unnecessary delays.

The RTA’s commitment to convenience is further highlighted by the provision of free bus rides during the New Year’s Eve period.

As Dubai gears up for the much-anticipated countdown, the RTA’s efforts extend beyond merely facilitating transport.

The authority is actively contributing to the overall success of the celebration, fostering an atmosphere of joy and excitement.

By addressing potential traffic bottlenecks, providing additional parking spaces, and disseminating real-time information, the RTA aims to enhance the overall experience for those ringing in the New Year in the dynamic city.

In closing, Al Ali stated, “Through these measures, the RTA continues to demonstrate its commitment to enhancing Dubai’s transportation infrastructure and ensuring the well-being of its citizens and guests.”

As the clock ticks down to 2024, Dubai residents and visitors can rest assured that the RTA is leaving no stone unturned to guarantee a smooth and memorable New Year’s Eve celebration.

 

This article was created using automation technology and was thoroughly edited and fact-checked by one of our editorial staff members

Tariq Saeed

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