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Gulf Today
26-02-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
RTA: Dhs20 minimum recharge for Nol Card
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced that the minimum recharge amount for Nol Card via ticket vending machines will be Dhs20, effective from March 1. This initiative aims to enhance the smoothness of travel on the Dubai Metro. RTA encourages passengers to utilise the Nol Card, which offers a convenient and efficient way to pay for public transport services. By setting a minimum recharge amount, RTA aims to ensure that passengers have sufficient balance on their cards for their journeys, reducing the need for frequent top-ups and providing a more seamless travel experience. The initiative is part of the RTA's efforts to improve the overall public transport system in Dubai, making it more accessible and user-friendly for commuters
Filipino Times
21-02-2025
- Filipino Times
Dubai authorities urge commuters to plan ahead amid peak travel rush
Dubai authorities urged commuters to plan their routes to their destination as the emirate enters one of its busiest travel periods. According to a report by Emirates News Agency (WAM), the Dubai International Airport (DXB) expects to welcome over 2.5 million guests between February 20 and 28. That means they have to face an average of 280,000 passengers daily, with numbers peaking at over 295,000 on Saturday. This surge in passenger traffic is driven by a combination of global events and school holidays across Dubai, making it one of the airport's busiest travel periods. Other Dubai authorities, such as the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Dubai Police, also urged commuters to plan their travel routes. 'Top up your Nol Card balance before heading to the Gulfood 2025 aboard RTA's public transport, through the Nol Pay app, RTA website, or RTA Dubai app. You will need AED 15 for Silver Class and AED 30 for Gold Class, for a round trip,' RTA wrote on X (formerly Twitter). Gulfood 2025, the world's largest food and beverage sourcing event, taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre, where large crowds are expected. To avoid long queues in busy areas, it's best to top up your Nol card in advance, especially if you're traveling via Metro from the Deira area or other locations. To up your #nol Card balance before heading to #Gulfood2025 aboard #RTA's #PublicTransport, through the nol Pay app, RTA website or RTA Dubai app. You will need AED 15 for Silver Class and AED 30 for Gold Class, for a round trip. — RTA (@rta_dubai) February 21, 2025 Dubai Police also urged commuters to plan their trips. 'Plan your route using navigation apps to avoid traffic congestion and optimize your journey,' it wrote on X. Plan your trip – plan your route using navigation apps to avoid traffic congestion and optimise your journey. 🚗 🛣️#RoadSafety — Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) February 21, 2025 Dubai hosts a diverse range of events, from food and sports festivals to live concerts and opera shows. To navigate the city smoothly, it's best to follow Dubai authorities' advice and plan ahead for a hassle-free experience.
