DFM ---ADX ---
8hIs AI Actually Dangerous? What UAE Residents Need to KnowUAE
8hAbu Dhabi’s New Wadi Development Prioritizes Pedestrians Over VehiclesUAE
9hHow a Publisher’s Dismissal Inspired an Emirati Literary VoiceUAE
9hThe Art of Memory: How an Emirati Forensic Artist Helps Abu Dhabi PoliceUAE
9hUnderstanding Why UAE Teens Resist School and When to Step InUAE
9hThe Human Touch in the Age of AI-Driven ContentUAE
9hFlying Taxis Could Soon Connect Abu Dhabi and Ras Al KhaimahUAE
9hUAE Welcomes Relief as Summer Temperatures Drop to 18.8°CUAE
9hApple Fans Flock to Dubai for iPhone 18 Pro LaunchUAE
9hADEK to Expand Al Ghad Nurseries with 12,000 New Seats Across Abu DhabiUAE
9h25 UAE Hotels Earn Prestigious Michelin Keys in 2026 SelectionUAE
9hUAE Bolsters Global Diplomacy by Joining Pacific Islands Forum as Strategic PartnerUAE
9hAdopting a New Best Friend: A Guide to Dubai Municipality’s Pet SheltersUAE
9hAbu Dhabi Nanny Ordered to Pay Damages Following Assault on ToddlerUAE
9hSharjah Police Launches ‘Your Path, Made Easy’ to Simplify Traffic ServicesUAE
9hUAE Weather Forecast: Temperatures to Soar to 42°C Across EmiratesUAE
18hDubai Police Recover Stolen Dh190,000 in Lightning-Fast OperationUAE
19hDubai Municipality Enhances Living Standards for Workers Through New Housing RegulationsUAE
1dGuggenheim Abu Dhabi Tickets Now Available for December Grand OpeningUAE
1dThe Changing Landscape of Arab Media: Ministers Tackle Information ChaosUAE
1dDubai Parks and Resorts Gears Up for October ReopeningUAE
1dSheikh Khaled Pays Tribute to UAE Martyr Saeed Abdalla AlshamsiUAE
1dDubai Private Schools Rank Among Global Elite in Latest PISA ResultsUAE
1dDubai RTA and Dubai Airports Collaborate on Future Transport PlansUAE
1dDubai International Film Festival Set for 2027 Relaunch With Focus on Middle Eastern CinemaUAE

Dubai’s Bus-On-Demand service hits 20 key locations with latest expansion

Wed, Aug 5, 2026(45d ago)UAE

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has officially broadened its popular Bus-On-Demand service to include Al Satwa, Al Quoz, and Mirdif, bringing the total number of serviced neighborhoods across Dubai to 20. Designed to offer a more flexible alternative to fixed-route transport, this initiative is a major step in improving first- and last-mile connectivity for commuters. By allowing users to book shared rides through a dedicated mobile app, the RTA is making it significantly easier for residents and visitors to travel between their homes and the city’s major public transport hubs.

The service has seen a remarkable surge in popularity, recording over half a million passengers in the first half of 2026—a 25% increase compared to the same period last year. To keep up with this rising demand, the RTA has grown its fleet to 55 buses and expanded its operational reach by 54%. Passengers can easily book their trips and pay via credit card, debit card, or their nol card, reflecting the authority’s ongoing commitment to building a smarter, more sustainable, and seamless public transportation network for all of Dubai.

Comments0
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.