Dubai\u2019s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has added 22 new services all relating to the toll gates system, Salik, in a recent update to Dubai Drive app. The step is part of RTA\u2019s efforts to improve its services and make them more accessible to customers by saving their time and effort. It also supports the Dubai Government digitisation and improving customers experience strategies.
\u201cThe new batch of services added to Dubai Drive app encompasses 9 main services and 13 subsidiary ones. The package includes a dashboard recapping the latest activities of the account such as the existing balance, top-up of Salik account, offence management, and the removal\/addition of vehicles without visiting service centres or contacting Salik Call Centre,\u201d said Eng. Maitha bin Adai, CEO of Traffic and Roads Agency, RTA.
\u201cThis update displays details of journeys passing under Salik toll gates and registered vehicles. It enables customers to inquire about their accounts and PINs, update their phone numbers and obtain general information about the system.
\u201cThe addition of these new services to Dubai Drive is part of RTA\u2019s commitment to the Smart City initiative of the Dubai Government. We are keen to support the initiative and make it a reality. We have screened all customer needs and expectations in several workshops to improve on the existing Salik e-services to make them more accessible and user-friendly. Such efforts contribute to RTA\u2019s rejuvenated vision of \u2018The world leader in seamless & sustainable mobility\u2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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