Dubai impresses visitors with the world's leading technologies, including unmanned urban trains. This is also the longest unmanned train in the world.
Dubai Metro has been in operation since 2009, with 47 stations and two tracks.(Photo: InsideDXB).
Stations and railways are often elevated, but there is a part underground.Train stations are equipped with Wi-Fi, ATMs and many retail stores.(Photo: Unique World).
The Red Line is 52km long, running along Dubai's bustling Sheikh Zayed Road.The Green route is 23km long, located in the north of the city.(Photo: CBNME).
Most processes are automated, from ticket sales . (Photo: Dubai Metro).
To check the ticket - passengers only need to swipe the card.There are also no ticket inspectors on board.(Photo: Dubai Metro).
Dubai scene is like a future movie when viewed from the station.(Photo: Business Insider).
The unmanned ships of Metro Dubai have 5 compartments, of which 4 compartments are like regular trams.The remaining compartment is divided into two cabins: the cabin for women and children, the other is the first class or the Gold Class.(Photo: DCU).
All stations have glass doors between the train and the yard, ensuring safety for passengers to board and disembark.(Photo: Emirates 24 | 7).
Gold cabin is located at the top or bottom of the train, depending on the direction.First-class compartments are equipped with single seats instead of benches like normal cabins.(Photo: Theworldvisit).
The ship has an information display system and a notification speaker to guide passengers.Signs are in English, helping international visitors easily identify.(Photo: Dubai).
Ships have no ticket checkers.You can see the warning signs of people sitting in the wrong room will be fined about 27 USD.Classrooms are usually very spacious and clean.(Photo: Dubai Metro).
Since the train operates without a driver, visitors can stand in the bow area and observe the city scenery.(Photo: Dubai).
