Dubai’s RTA Transported 6.39 Million Passengers During Eid Al Fitr.

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) recorded an impressive 6.39 million passenger journeys across public transport, taxis, and shared mobility services during the Eid Al Fitr holiday from March 30 to April 1.

Metro and Tram See High Ridership?

The Dubai Metro, operating on both the Red and Green Lines, was the preferred choice for many, transporting 2.428 million riders over the three-day holiday. The Dubai Tram also played a crucial role in mobility, serving 111,130 passengers during the same period.

Public Buses and Marine Transport Usage.

 Dubai’s public buses continued to be a vital part of the transport network, carrying 1.33 million commuters across the city. Marine transport, including abras, ferries, and water taxis, saw a total of 408,991 boardings, offering scenic and efficient travel options across Dubai’s waterways.

Taxis and Shared Mobility Services Thrive!

Taxis remained one of the most widely used transport modes, with 1.687 million users relying on Dubai Taxi and franchise operators for their journeys. Shared mobility services—covering e-hail vehicles, hourly car rentals, and on-demand buses—also saw significant demand, recording 429,616 riders across various platforms.

Dubai’s seamless and efficient transport network continues to support residents and visitors alike, ensuring smooth mobility during peak holiday periods. With continuous improvements and expansions, the RTA is committed to enhancing the city’s public transportation experience.

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