RTA rolls out sustainable Dubai taxi driver eco-friendly uniforms

RTA introduces breathable, wrinkle-free uniforms to improve journeys for all

Last updated: November 04, 2025 | 16:32

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Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has introduced new sustainable uniforms for taxi drivers as part of its commitment to driver wellbeing and environmental responsibility.

The redesigned uniforms use high-quality, eco-friendly fabrics that are breathable, lightweight and comfortable for long working hours. They are also wrinkle-free and stain-resistant, helping maintain a clean and professional appearance throughout the day.

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RTA said the new uniforms support drivers’ health and hygiene while enhancing the overall passenger experience. The initiative also reflects Dubai’s broader vision for a sustainable and smart future, where comfort, efficiency and environmental awareness go hand in hand.

By improving practicality and durability, the uniforms aim to create a better working environment for drivers and offer passengers a more pleasant journey. The rollout comes as part of RTA’s ongoing efforts to upgrade public transport services across the emirate.

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