The rapid growth of Abu Dhabi has put a strain on the emirate's transportation systems. With more residents and visitors every year, Abu Dhabi is investing heavily in new roads, public transit and ride-hailing services to accommodate the increased traffic.
The Abu Dhabi Metro network is expanding to help alleviate traffic congestion in the emirate. The new red line will connect Abu Dhabi International Airport with the city center, while the extension of the existing green line will reach Saadiyat Island. The expanded metro is set to be completed by 2022.
Ride-hailing apps like Uber and Careem have exploded in popularity in Abu Dhabi, providing residents and visitors with an alternative to taxis and their own vehicles. The convenient, cashless services have helped reduce traffic and parking issues in the city.
The Abu Dhabi government is constructing new roads, highways and interchanges to improve traffic flow and connectivity across the emirate. Projects include the expansion of Sheikh Zayed Road, a new interchange at Al Maqta Bridge and the construction of the Al Khazna Road.
A new water taxi service was launched in Abu Dhabi in 2019 to provide residents and tourists an alternative mode of transportation between key locations. The service connects Yas Island, Saadiyat
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