A woman claimed that when she boarded a random taxi in Dubai, she met a driver who asked her sexually explicit questions.

A video claiming to show an uncomfortable conversation between a taxi driver and a woman in Dubai is going viral on social media.

Mobile application taxi services or e-hail companies, like Uber and Careem, will be allowed to operate in Dubai in the next three months. All e-hail companies, which provide an app for online ...

When Ammar Shams was in his fifties, he and his wife drove from Dubai to London. It took them two weeks, and they went from ...

whereby you order one and have it pick you up like an Uber service. Dubai sees Volocopter as the eventual future of passenger travel. Produced by David Ibekwe More from Tech Autonomous air taxi ...

The service will be run according to the laws governing the operation of taxis and limousines in Dubai emirate. Uber will deploy 14,000 vehicles including 9,841 taxis and 4,700 limousines in the city.

Taxis also service Dubai International Airport and the locations for main events, such as World Trade Centre and Global Village, with a starting rate of 20 dirhams (roughly $5.50). Uber and Careem ...

Dubai has recently launched an innovative air taxi service, marking a significant ... integration with popular ride-sharing ...

The Museum of the Future, in partnership with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), has unveiled a prototype of the aerial taxi developed by Joby Aviation. Exhibited at the museum’s "Tomorrow, ...

A shift towards e-hail taxi rides in Dubai is having a positive impact on the environment and journey planning Dubai’s shift towards implementing the e-hail strategy for taxis has significantly ...

Dubai’s Museum of the Future offers you the chance to get up close and personal with a flying taxi prototype developed by ...