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Three massive 'Truck Rest Stops' coming up in UAE - Vimarsana News

Three massive 'Truck Rest Stops' coming up in UAE

Integrated facilities to cover 226,000 sqm, accommodate 500 trucks: RTA

Emirates News Agency - RTA partners with ADNOC, Almutakamela to develop 3 trucks rest stops - Vimarsana News

Emirates News Agency - RTA partners with ADNOC, Almutakamela to develop 3 trucks rest stops

DUBAI, 4th December, 2022 (WAM) -- Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has awarded contracts for constructing three all-inclusive Truck Rest Stops in partnership with the private sector.The first contract was made with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), and two contracts with Almutakamela Vehicle Testing and Registration.The contracts provide for the construction of three integrated Truck Rest Stops over a total area of more than 226,000 square metres with a capacity to accommodate about 500 trucks and heavy vehicles.The three stations will provide an...

Source: wam.ae
Dubai: New rest spots for truck drivers - Vimarsana News

Dubai: New rest spots for truck drivers

Three new all-inclusive rest stations will be developed for trucks in Dubai with a capacity to accommodate about 500 heavy vehicles...

In pics: Cowboys shut down Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road - Vimarsana News

In pics: Cowboys shut down Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road

Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai has been shut down for different reasons in the past month, but this time, it was because cowboys and horses...

Source: whatson.ae
Watch: Sheikh Hamdan leads record-breaking Dubai Run 2022 - Vimarsana News

Watch: Sheikh Hamdan leads record-breaking Dubai Run 2022

Flagship event of Dubai Fitness Challenge sees participation of 193,000 people