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Gulf Today
05-08-2025
- Automotive
- Gulf Today
Dubai taxi drivers honoured for professional conduct
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has honoured 2,172 taxi drivers in the emirate under the 'Road Ambassadors' initiative that seeks to motivate drivers who comply with laws and regulations, uphold high standards of personal and vehicle cleanliness, and demonstrate integrity by returning lost items to their rightful owners. This step comes as part of the Authority's efforts to encourage drivers to enhance corporate reputation and motivate them to deliver outstanding customer service. The gesture also echoes appreciation for their conduct and efforts, whether related to cleanliness or courteous behaviour towards customers, which is viewed as a source of motivation and a role model for all RTA drivers. Providing further details, Ahmed Bahrozyan, CEO of RTA's Public Transport Agency, said: 'The recognition covered 2,172 drivers in 2024 and up to the first half of this year. The initiative has fostered a spirit of healthy competition among drivers and operating companies to achieve the highest standards of service quality and excellence. It has also contributed to enhancing customer satisfaction and improving the commuting experience. As a result, it has helped elevate the overall quality of life across the emirate by providing a safer, more comfortable travel experience and promoting greater traffic safety and awareness.' Bahrozyan praised the strong sense of competition among drivers in upholding exemplary standards and commended their collective efforts, which have contributed to a record growth of the public transport sector. Fulfilling these goals reflects RTA's commitment to delivering reliable and efficient mobility solutions that meet the increasing demand for mass transit across the emirate. The honoured drivers expressed their appreciation and delight at the thoughtful gesture, which reflects RTA's care for drivers and reinforces the shared commitment to sustaining customer happiness while upholding RTA's regulations and traffic laws.
Dubai Eye
04-08-2025
- Automotive
- Dubai Eye
Dubai taxi drivers honoured for outstanding service
More than 2,100 taxi drivers in Dubai have been honoured for their exceptional service, courtesy and integrity. The recognition comes as part of the Roads and Transport Authority's (RTA) 'Road Ambassadors' initiative, which rewards drivers who follow traffic laws, maintain high standards of personal and vehicle cleanliness, and return lost items to passengers. "The recognition covered 2,172 drivers in 2024 and up to the first half of this year," said Ahmed Bahrozyan, CEO of the RTA's Public Transport Agency. He added that the initiative has sparked healthy competition among drivers, raised service quality and enhanced the overall commuting experience. Bahrozyan praised the drivers for upholding exemplary standards and commended their collective efforts. The honoured drivers expressed their appreciation, calling the gesture a reflection of the RTA's support and shared commitment to customer happiness. #RTA has honoured 2,172 taxi drivers in #Dubai under the 'Road Ambassadors' initiative that seeks to motivate drivers who comply with laws and regulations, uphold high standards of personal and vehicle cleanliness, and demonstrate integrity by returning lost items to their… — RTA (@rta_dubai) August 4, 2025
TAG 91.1
04-08-2025
- Automotive
- TAG 91.1
Dubai taxi drivers honoured for outstanding service
More than 2,100 taxi drivers in Dubai have been honoured for their exceptional service, courtesy and integrity. The recognition comes as part of the Roads and Transport Authority's (RTA) 'Road Ambassadors' initiative, which rewards drivers who follow traffic laws, maintain high standards of personal and vehicle cleanliness, and return lost items to passengers. "The recognition covered 2,172 drivers in 2024 and up to the first half of this year," said Ahmed Bahrozyan, CEO of the RTA's Public Transport Agency. He added that the initiative has sparked healthy competition among drivers, raised service quality and enhanced the overall commuting experience. Bahrozyan praised the drivers for upholding exemplary standards and commended their collective efforts. The honoured drivers expressed their appreciation, calling the gesture a reflection of the RTA's support and shared commitment to customer happiness. #RTA has honoured 2,172 taxi drivers in #Dubai under the 'Road Ambassadors' initiative that seeks to motivate drivers who comply with laws and regulations, uphold high standards of personal and vehicle cleanliness, and demonstrate integrity by returning lost items to their… — RTA (@rta_dubai) August 4, 2025
Zawya
29-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Dubai's RTA highlights upcoming Al Quoz Community projects
The Customer Council of Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) held a discussion session with residents and frequent visitors of the Al Quoz area to familiarise them with RTA's plans for traffic and infrastructure development, as well as the expected improvements and related impacts. During the session, RTA also shared details of upcoming projects slated for 2025, including Phase Two of the Latifa bint Hamdan Corridor Development Project, Al Meydan Street Development Project, Umm Suqeim Street Upgrade and enhancements on Al Marabea' Street. The session is part of RTA's ongoing efforts to strengthen direct communication channels between the community and government officials. It also served as a platform for Al Quoz residents to share their feedback and suggestions regarding the development of major road corridors, paving of internal streets, and installation of lighting in residential neighbourhoods. Ahmed Bahrozyan, CEO of the Public Transport Agency and First Vice Chair of the Customers Council at RTA chaired the session. Also in attendance were Hussain Al Banna, CEO of the Traffic and Roads Agency, and Meera Ahmad Al Shaikh, Director of Customer Happiness, along with several directors and officials from various RTA agencies and sectors responsible for road and infrastructure development across Dubai. Fahad Sulaiman Arab, Deputy Director and Manager of Roads Construction at the Traffic and Roads Agency, highlighted the recent upgrades on First Al Khail Road and Phase One of Latifa bint Hamdan Street. He also outlined the resulting improvements in traffic flow and road safety. During the session, Al Quoz residents discussed RTA's upcoming infrastructure works, particularly along Al Asayel Street, Al Waha Street, and Al Meydan Street. Discussions also covered internal road works such as paving, pedestrian walkways, resident parking, speed humps, and pedestrian bridges, all designed to improve road safety in the area. Copyright 2024 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Trade Arabia
28-05-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
RTA highlights upcoming Al Quoz Community projects
The Customer Council of Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) held a discussion session with residents and frequent visitors of the Al Quoz area to familiarise them with RTA's plans for traffic and infrastructure development, as well as the expected improvements and related impacts. During the session, RTA also shared details of upcoming projects slated for 2025, including Phase Two of the Latifa bint Hamdan Corridor Development Project, Al Meydan Street Development Project, Umm Suqeim Street Upgrade and enhancements on Al Marabea' Street. The session is part of RTA's ongoing efforts to strengthen direct communication channels between the community and government officials. It also served as a platform for Al Quoz residents to share their feedback and suggestions regarding the development of major road corridors, paving of internal streets, and installation of lighting in residential neighbourhoods. Ahmed Bahrozyan, CEO of the Public Transport Agency and First Vice Chair of the Customers Council at RTA chaired the session. Also in attendance were Hussain Al Banna, CEO of the Traffic and Roads Agency, and Meera Ahmad Al Shaikh, Director of Customer Happiness, along with several directors and officials from various RTA agencies and sectors responsible for road and infrastructure development across Dubai. Fahad Sulaiman Arab, Deputy Director and Manager of Roads Construction at the Traffic and Roads Agency, highlighted the recent upgrades on First Al Khail Road and Phase One of Latifa bint Hamdan Street. He also outlined the resulting improvements in traffic flow and road safety. During the session, Al Quoz residents discussed RTA's upcoming infrastructure works, particularly along Al Asayel Street, Al Waha Street, and Al Meydan Street.
