Dubai,:Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced that 55% of its staff-use vehicles have been converted to eco-friendly models, totaling 260 hybrid and electric vehicles. This milestone surpasses the 2030 target of 30%, set by the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, positioning RTA as a leader in sustainable mobility.Fatima Al Mandoos, Director of Administrative Services at RTA, emphasized that the move aligns with Dubai’s broader green economy vision and contributes to the UAE’s net-zero emissions goal by 2050. The initiative is part of RTA’s focus on reducing carbon emissions across three main areas: public transport, buildings and facilities, and waste management.
The RTA is also upgrading its vehicle tracking systems, adopting advanced maintenance technologies, and encouraging staff to switch to hybrid vehicles. Training sessions are being held to educate employees on energy-efficient practices and the proper use of green vehicles, supporting the long-term goal of improved air quality and a more sustainable Dubai.
