RTA
The abra station in Bur Dubai has been redeveloped to extend its capability by 33 per cent, because the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) works in the direction of enhancing passenger expertise.
The station, constructed utilizing sustainable supplies to scale back carbon imprint, has been redeveloped retaining in thoughts its cultural identification, with a sheltered outside area for stores and upgraded tech methods.
It’s a part of efforts by the RTA to reinforce the expertise of abra riders, and step-up security options at marine transport stations utilized by 14 million riders yearly.
Three extra abra stations have been chosen for the revamp, with work presently underway on the Deira Old Souq.
Work on Old Dubai Souq and Al Sabkha stations will start within the fourth quarter of 2024, introduced Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of RTA.
RTA mentioned it has additionally deployed a predictive upkeep system involving the set up of distant monitoring units and sensors onboard marine transport modes and conducts rigorous testing to validate the precision of the info.
