The director general and chairman of the Roads and Transport Authority’s (RTA) board of executive directors, Mattar Al Tayer, declared that the number of licensed businesses in Dubai’s commercial transport sector increased by more than 40% in 2025 compared to 2024.
Over 500,000 automobiles were registered in the sector overall, representing a roughly 25% rise. Every year, the commercial transportation industry directly contributes more than Dhs8.4 billion to Dubai’s economy.
According to him, the number of authorised commercial transport firms increased from 12,100 in 2024 to 16,917 in 2025, highlighting the growth of the industry’s clientele and ongoing investor trust in Dubai’s financial environment. These outcomes confirm the emirate’s long-standing standing as a major international transportation and logistics hub.
Numerous strategic factors, including the acceleration of digital transformation, the broader implementation of smart solutions, the growing demand for app-based delivery services, and the ongoing expansion of logistics operations, vehicle rental services, and related commercial transport activities, have contributed to this strong growth. These patterns show how quickly global supply chains and trade patterns are changing.
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