Dubai Metro Challenges

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Question for a group of visitors

1- What kind of challenge do you face while travelling in metro?
It’s very crowded, which mean that I should hold on to overhead bars close to seats in the hope of being the first to sit down when someone gets up to leave. Sometimes I have to stand the whole journey and I’m very tired when I get to work. Other challenge that sometimes you can miss the metro.
2- Will you be happy if metro starts in Fujairah city?
Yes, it would be convenient to travel in distant locations, because it’s safe and comfortable ride. Also it helps the environment from getting pollution, and from preventing traffic in the street.
3- What is the usual time when you use Dubai Metro for travel in evening?
Between 5:50 to 7:50 which
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Yes, of course, it would be a very correct decision. Because, it will help to serve a large proportion of passenger trips and reduce the traffic congestions. In addition, to provide optimal connectivity between Fujairah city and its suburbs.

3- Will it be any problem if metro is implemented in Fujairah city?
NO, On the contrary it will reduce traffic congestion and help to reach the desired places quickly.
4- Do you think this project will solve some issues in Fujairah city? Yes it will solve variety of issues such as; traffic jam, environment pollution and will help others to reach their destination early.
5- What is the usual purpose of using metro?
Reach the desired places quickly or if there is a job to finish it faster. As well enjoy the scenery of the city.
6- How many times a week do you use the Metro?

Maybe 3 times a week. I am consuming metro a lot, because it cost less than other transportation and its faster.

7- Once the metro will be lunch, will you prefer using the car or the metro in this time?
The metro will be lunch for solving issues with traffic and the environment, so sure I will be using the metro to help and be part of this
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it would be convenient to travel in distant locations, because it’s safe and comfortable ride. Also it helps the environment from getting pollution, and from preventing traffic in the street. Moreover, the metro is enhanced with better emergency system and there is camera everywhere which could Protects you against theft or any other problem you may face.

Question for Fujairah community

There are many attractive place you could found in Fujairah City such as beaches and Fujairah Fort. Its also a favorite weekend escape, there are many mosques that could be visit because it’s the oldest in United Arab Emirates. And there will not be any problem of implementing Metro in Fujairah city. And the purpose of using metro Reach the desired places quickly or if there is a job to finish it faster. And having the metro will save the time and will take you fast to the rest of the areas in Fujairah.

Roads and Transport Authority

Having the metro in Fujairah will help us reducing the traffic jam and help saving the environment from pollution. On other hand, applying the metro will cause us problems with Taxis, there will be less demand on them. Moreover, Fujairah has a strong infrastructure which could assist to have these projects and railways. So by having the metro this will help make it easier on them for traveling comfortable and

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