Dubai is developing novel solutions to improve traffic flow. This is a great addition to extending its current road network through careful design and implementation. 

Moreover, this dedication is in the continued construction of public transportation networks in Dubai. This includes the metro, trams, and buses. These projects relieve congestion and contribute to a more sustainable and accessible city for residents and visitors.

Further, public transportation networks in Dubai are an integral part of the city’s infrastructure, serving residents and tourists. Nearly every part of the city connects to bus networks. To add, it runs from 4:00 AM to 1:00 AM (with 24-hour services on some routes).

Furthermore, the Dubai Metro boasts the Red line and Green lines. More importantly, it provides a fast and pleasant way to travel the city. But also, affording stunning views of the skyline, especially at night. Its services run from 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM (extended on weekends).

Accordingly, one major Dubai infrastructure project right now is the Autonomous Transportation Strategy. Dubai’s ambitious Autonomous Transportation Strategy will completely change transportation networks in Dubai. It aims to shift 25% of all modes of transportation to autonomous by 2030. 

Also, the strategic change toward autonomy expects to create a significant AED 22 billion in revenue. It also owes to variables such as cheaper transportation costs, and fewer accident rates. As well as lower carbon emissions, and an overall increase in productivity. This innovative approach seeks to address environmental issues in addition to the economic benefits.

On the other hand, the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched a ground-breaking project. This is by installing solar energy panels at significant transportation hubs. This includes the Dubai Metro in Jebel Ali and Al Qusais, and the Al Safouh Tram Depot. The developer expects to complete the project in the first quarter of 2024. 

Additionally, it will generate an incredible 9,959 megawatts of solar electricity. This is also under the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy and the Dubai government’s “Shams Dubai” initiative. This strategic step demonstrates RTA’s commitment to reaching net zero emissions by 2050. Its primary focus is on vital sectors such as public transit, buildings, and waste management.