Residents and visitors in Ras Al Khaimah can enjoy free city bus rides on November 26, part of the emirate’s Green Mobility Week celebrations. This initiative, launched by the Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority (RAKTA), encourages the use of eco-friendly public transport while promoting environmental sustainability.

As a bonus, RAKTA has announced a 50% discount on Saqr cards, valid for one week. These cards, which are typically priced at AED 25, allow users to pay for internal bus routes conveniently. They can be purchased at the main bus station, making it even easier for residents to explore the city affordably.

Launched on November 25, Green Mobility Week underscores the importance of sustainable transportation options in achieving Ras Al Khaimah’s Green Mobility Strategy 2023-2040. This strategy aligns with broader goals of reducing carbon emissions, enhancing quality of life, and supporting the emirate’s transition to a green economy.

The week-long program highlights the benefits of public transport and shared mobility, emphasizing reduced traffic congestion and energy consumption. To engage the public, the event will feature:

  • Awareness workshops: Learn about eco-friendly transport options.
  • Exhibitions: Explore electric vehicles, smart booking platforms, and public transport projects.

Free Bus Day in Ras Al Khaimah on November 26: Routes and Details

On November 26, commuters can hop on any of the four main city bus routes at no cost:

  • Red Line: Al Nakeel ↔ Al Jazirah Al Hamra
  • Blue Line: Al Nakeel ↔ Sha’am
  • Green Line: Al Nakeel ↔ RAK Airport
  • Purple Line: AURAK ↔ Manar Mall

Regular fares for these routes are typically AED 8 per trip, but the free ride initiative encourages everyone to try the city’s modern and efficient bus services.

RAKTA is also introducing innovative solutions such as electric and hybrid taxis, transitioning to clean energy vehicles, and developing smarter booking systems. These initiatives are designed to enhance the emirate’s sustainable transport infrastructure.