DUBAI METRO 2024

The Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) and the Community Development Authority in Dubai have agreed to step up their bilateral relations and improve customer services through establishing new mechanisms and opening up new communication channels to ensure continual communication between them. More specifically, Community Development Authority will attend and participate in RTA Customers Council meetings held on monthly basis in order to identify the social and service requirements of customers of both parties.

The Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) has inaugurated all bridges leading to the entry and exit points of the Park-and-Ride facilities of Rashidya Metro Station, where the second part of the project had been opened, which includes the right inbound from Sharjah towards the Metro Station, the traffic inbound from Abu Dhabi towards the Parking of the Metro Station, the right inbound from Al Khawaneej Road towards Abu Dhabi as well as the bridge from the Metro Station and Al Khawaneej Road towards Mirdiff and Sharjah.

What surprised and delighted me was that I saw many GCC families using the Dubai Metro — not necessarily to save money, but rather to explore. Needless to say, the Dubai Metro is a magnet for tourists as well as an economical, comfortable, fast means of transport.

A Dubai Chamber of Commerce & Industry analysis released recently showed a strong potential and positive growth outlook for the UAE's transportation sector. The analysis further indicated that the UAE transportation sector provides market accessibility by linking producers and consumers together in what is rapidly becoming more and more of a globalised world.

Each station is designed to feel like the four traditional elements. From the above shot of BurJuman Station, designed to feel like you’re underwater, to the sand-dune architectural curves of the “Earth” station near the Burj Khalifa, to the peaceful, translucent greens and “Air”-y cloudlike architecture all around the Rashidya station, to the warm, fiery glow of the Mall of the Emirates Station, designed to feel like you’re inside a volcano…it’s not your average city transit system!

A view over Palm Island, like the metro driver!!

The movie is based on a corrupt cop in UP-Bihar, who takes benefits from the loopholes in the police system and fills up his pockets. The songs of the movie have been shot inside the recently opened, Dubai Metro. Actor-producer, Arbaaz Khan told that they are the first from the film fraternity, who got the chance to showcase the Dubai Metro in their movie.

Dubai is one of Wilhelmsen Ships Service's largest areas of operation and the new office, which is also in close proximity to Sheikh Zayed Road and the new Dubai Metro, is one of the biggest in the network, with more than 150 personnel.

Dabangg is an upcoming Hindi action film, directed by Abhinav Kashyap and produced by Arbaaz Khan, set to be released on 10 September 2010. Some portions of the film were also shot in the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi and the Dubai Metro.

The “Kids Go Free” offer gives families an unrivalled integrated destination experience, whereby two children up to the age of 16 can basically enjoy free flights on Emirates, tourist visa, accommodation, meals, rides on the Dubai metro, airport transfers, and access to numerous attractions in Dubai when accompanied by two paying adults. Families also get an attractive discount booklet at The Dubai Mall, the world’s largest.