The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of Dubai has announced the expansion of its free WiFi service across more bus stations in the city.
Originally launched on December 1 at four key locations—Satwa, Union, Al Ghubaiba, and Gold Souq—this initiative has now been extended to at least six additional stations.
The newly added stations include some of the city's busiest transit hubs: Mall of the Emirates, Ibn Battuta, International City, City Centre Deira, Al Qusais, and Al Jafiliya. This marks a significant step in the RTA's ongoing efforts to enhance the public transport experience for commuters.
The free WiFi service, which aims to provide connectivity and convenience for passengers, is part of the authority's broader initiative to improve the overall quality of public transport in Dubai. RTA officials have indicated that they plan to continue expanding the service, with plans to eventually cover all bus stations across the city.
In a statement, the RTA emphasized that this move aligns with their commitment to ensuring a seamless and efficient travel experience for all passengers, offering them the ability to stay connected while on the go.
News Source: Khaleej Times
