In a decisive move to enhance sustainable mobility across the emirate, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced plans to expand dedicated lanes for buses and taxis over the next two years while studying feasibility for a new Dubai Trackless Tram system at eight strategic locations. The initiative reflects Dubai’s ongoing commitment to world-class public transport infrastructure, traffic flow optimisation, and emissions reduction as population and commuter demands continue to grow. The plans were outlined during a weekend media briefing by a senior RTA official, who emphasised that the expansion of dedicated corridors and exploration of innovative transit technologies are central to the emirate’s transportation master plan. These developments aim to improve commuter experience, reduce travel time, and support the city’s broader urban and economic growth strategies as Dubai Trackless Tram prepares for an increasingly integrated and resilient transport ecosystem. Dedicated Lanes for Buses and Taxis The upcoming expansion of dedicated lanes for buses and taxis is designed to streamline mass transit efficiency and improve reliability, particularly during peak hours. These dedicated corridors will allow public transport vehicles to operate with fewer delays due to mixed traffic congestion, thereby offering faster journey times and improved schedule adherence for passengers. The RTA official stated that the lanes will be delineated along major arterial routes connecting key residential and commercial hubs, including Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Khail Road and routes serving Dubai Marina and Downtown. The project will be phased over the next 24 months, with priority given to areas demonstrating the …