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Dubai’s new abras offer smarter, more comfortable rides

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“Dubai’s new abras offer smarter, more comfortable rides”

Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has added four new fourth-generation traditional abras to its marine transport fleet, introducing improved seating, smart technology and better facilities for passengers. Each abra can carry up to 24 passengers and has been built to meet the latest technical and safety standards. The new boats are also designed to improve comfort, accessibility and the overall travel experience for residents and visitors. Khalaf Belghuzooz Al Zarooni, Director…

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