AI in transportation

Government entities use traffic data and AI tools to receive real-time accurate information on the status of accidents and to predict traffic. This helps the respective entities to plan routes to reduce congestion, and schedule maintenance of roads and bridges.

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Autonomous delivery vehicles in Abu Dhabi

Integrated Transport Centre (Abu Dhabi Mobility) has launched a pilot programme for autonomous delivery vehicles. The vehicles will have a licence plate. They are built to navigate urban streets and deliver orders efficiently without human intervention.

 

The Dubai Self-Driving Transport Zone

Dubai is developing the Dubai Self-Driving Transport Zone, which spans about 15 square kilometres across three operational zones: Al Jaddaf Metro Station, Dubai Festival City and Dubai Creek Harbour. The Dubai Self-Driving Transport Zone has been developed as an integrated hub featuring multiple modes of autonomous mobility, including the Dubai Metro, an autonomous bus, a logistics vehicle, a road-cleaning vehicle, a delivery robot and an autonomous abra. The zone will offer users a choice of transport options best suited to their needs in terms of speed, cost and convenience, spanning both land and marine mobility.

Use of autonomous vehicles

Read about the legislations regarding the use of autonomous vehicles.
 
Updated on:

05 Jan 2026