Dubai’s RTA launches free Wi-Fi at major transport hubs
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has activated free Wi-Fi at 43 key transport locations across the city, including 21 public bus stations and 22 marine transport hubs. The service, launched in partnership with…
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has activated free Wi-Fi at 43 key transport locations across the city, including 21 public bus stations and 22 marine transport hubs. The service, launched in partnership with e&, allows commuters to stay online throughout their journeys via smartphones, laptops, and tablets.
The move forms part of RTA’s broader digital transformation initiative aimed at enhancing mobility and improving the day-to-day travel experience. Officials say it also supports Dubai’s vision of becoming a global benchmark for smart and connected urban living.
According to RTA, the service will be regularly monitored and upgraded to ensure seamless, high-quality connectivity as it looks to expand coverage further across its public transport network.
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