Abu Dhabi's Integrated Transport Centre and the developer Miral have signed an agreement to boost Yas Island's infrastructure.
It's part of the efforts to support the Island as a top global destination.
The deal will explore options to improve public transport commuting in the area.
Researchers will look at the potential for on-demand services, including an "Abu Dhabi Link" for residents and visitors.
The emirate recently announced a similar scheme for several suburban districts.
.@ITCAbuDhabi signed an MoU with Miral to improve public transport services on Yas Island, and enhance cooperation to enable residents and visitors to use public transport safely and conveniently. pic.twitter.com/WW7TLpmP2I
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