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Leaders
19 hours ago
- Leaders
Riyadh Metro Opens New Orange Line Station
Saudi Public Transport Authority in Riyadh unveiled on Thursday the launch of a new station on the city's Orange Line, Hassan bin Thabet Street Station, according to Gulf News. Hassan bin Thabet Street Station The new station will further expand the Kingdom's urban transit network and accelerate the modernization of Riyadh's public transportation. Hassan bin Thabet Street Station will also foster the overall connectivity across the city for both visitors and residents. Orange Line The Orange Line on January 5, the Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC) announced the official beginning of operations at the Riyadh Metro's Orange Line (Al Madinah Al Munawwarah Axis). The announcement marked the completion of all six lines of the Riyadh Metro Network which features 85 stations including four key stations. Spanning from Jeddah Road to the Second Eastern Ring Road, the Orange Line extends from east to west with a total length of 41 kilometers. Therefore, passengers can access the following stations through this line: Jeddah Road Tuwaiq Al Dawh Harun Al Rashid Road An Naseem (an interchange station that links the Orange and Purple lines) Hassan bin Thabet Street Riyadh Metro The Orange Line The project represents a significant milestone in the Kingdom's public transportation system bringing new horizons of innovation, comfort, as well as sustainability. In the light of this, the Riyadh Metro serves as the cornerstone in Saudi Arabia's pursuit to build an advanced urban future characterized by connectivity and innovation. Interestingly, the designs perfectly align with sustainability standards with a special focus on the proper use of environmentally friendly materials. Therefore, it stands as a testament to the project's vision towards elevating the urban environment. The Orange Line Crucially, passengers may identify destinations and purchase tickets through the 'Darb' mobile application and ticket offices as well as self-service machines at the stations. To get further information, people can contact the unified public transport Call Center at 19933 or visit the Riyadh Metro website ( or social media accounts as well. Related Topics: Eid Al-Adha 2025: Your Guide to Riyadh Metro Operating Hours Riyadh Metro, Public Transport Buses Extend Hours during Ramadan Riyadh Metro Expands with Iconic Qasr Al-Hokm Station Opening Short link : Post Views: 52
Khaleej Times
a day ago
- Automotive
- Khaleej Times
Abu Dhabi: Dh500 fine for illegally stopping before Darb toll gates, blocking traffic
Abu Dhabi Police reminded motorists against the dangerous behaviour of stopping before approaching Darb gates to avoid paying toll fees. They noted that such illegal stopping and blocking the flow of traffic carries a fine of Dh500. In a video shared by Abu Dhabi Police 's Directorate of Traffic and Security Patrols on Friday, several drivers were caught on camera stopping few minutes before crossing Darb toll gates. They only moved when the toll gate was free of charge. The Darb toll gate system was put in place back in January 2021 to reduce traffic congestion in the Capital and to promote the use of public transport. Vehicles passing any of the toll gates are charged Dh4 for each transaction between 7am and 9am, and 5pm and 7pm only. Toll is fee for the rest of the day and on Sundays and official holidays. #أخبارÙ�ا | #شرطة_أبÙ�ظبÙ� Ø°ØØ°Ù�ر Ù�Ù� اÙ�سÙ�Ù�Ù�Ù�اذ اÙ�خطرة عÙ�د بÙ�ابة "درب" Ù�Ù�ذعرÙ�Ø© اÙ�Ù�رÙ�رÙ�Ø©. اÙ�Ø°Ù�اصÙ�Ù�: #بÙ�ابة_درب — شرطة أبÙ�ظبÙ� (@ADPoliceHQ) June 27, 2025 Authorities noted they caught some drivers 'unjustifiably stopping on the road shoulder while waiting for the toll-free period to begin — a practice that endangers road users and disrupts the flow of traffic.' Abu Dhabi Police also noted a number of hazardous behaviours, including sudden swerving, obstructing traffic, and unauthorised entry into public bus parking areas. Drivers were reminded to comply with traffic laws and avoid violations such as illegal stopping and blocking traffic that carries a fine of Dh500. Sudden swerving is classified as a serious traffic offence, punishable by a fine of Dh1,000 and four black points. Using designated bus lanes or parking areas incurs a fine of Dh400.
CairoScene
12-06-2025
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
Hisham and Darb Release Heavy Split EP ‘MOSHGHBA' via MOSHTRQ
Cairo producers Hisham and Darb drop 'MOSHGHBA', a split EP of dark, bass-heavy tracks inspired by a tense night in Mit 'Okba. Jun 12, 2025 Cairo-based producers Hisham and Darb have teamed up for a new split EP titled 'MOSHGHBA', released via MOSHTRQ. The project blends elements of bass music, Arabic hip-hop, and experimental club sounds into a dark and intense four-track release. Inspired by a restless night in Mit 'Okba, the EP tells a story through sound, from quiet tension to full-blown chaos. Hard drums, layered textures, and distorted rhythms carry the energy of a city on edge. The release also includes bonus tracks and unreleased material from both artists. Darb, based in Madrid, focuses on reshaping Egyptian sounds with heavy bass. Hisham brings a multidisciplinary approach, combining music with visuals and fashion to build a distinct sonic identity. MOSHTRQ · EP01: Hisham x Darb - MOSHGHBA
CairoScene
12-05-2025
- CairoScene
Three Stations Opens on Riyadh Metro's Orange Line
Al Malaz, Al Rajhi Grand Mosque, and Khashm Al Aan stations enhance connectivity across the capital. The Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC) has inaugurated three additional stations on the Orange Line of the Riyadh Metro: Al Malaz, Al Rajhi Grand Mosque, and Khashm Al Aan. This expansion aims to improve accessibility and reduce traffic congestion in key areas of the city. The Orange Line, also known as Line 3, spans approximately 41 kilometres, running east-west from Jeddah Road to the Second Eastern Ring Road near Khashm Al Aan. Al Malaz Station provides access to a district known for its governmental institutions and recreational facilities. Al Rajhi Grand Mosque Station facilitates easier commutes for worshippers attending one of Riyadh's largest mosques. Khashm Al Aan Station extends service to the eastern outskirts, accommodating growing residential communities. The Riyadh Metro network comprises six lines covering a total of 176 kilometres and includes 85 stations. Metro services operate daily from 6:00 AM to 12:00 midnight. Passengers can plan their journeys and purchase tickets via the 'Darb' mobile application, station ticket offices, or self-service machines, with payment options including bank cards and smart devices.
Gulf Insider
11-05-2025
- Gulf Insider
Riyadh Metro Opens Three Stations On Orange Line
The Royal Commission for Riyadh City announced the official launch of three new stations on the Orange Line of the Riyadh Metro on Saturday. The newly opened stations are Al Malaz, Al Rajhi Grand Mosque, and Khashm Al Aan, marking an expansion in the capital's public transportation network. The Orange Line stretches across Riyadh from west to east, running from Jeddah Road to the Second Eastern Ring Road near Khashm Al Aan, covering a total length of 41 kilometers. The Riyadh Metro is a central component of the capital's urban transport development plan. It spans six main lines and 176 kilometers, connecting neighborhoods across the city through 85 stations, including eight major hubs that interlink the entire network. The full operation of all six lines and stations is expected to significantly improve mobility for residents and visitors alike, enhancing connectivity throughout the city. Metro services run daily from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight. Passengers can plan trips and purchase tickets via the 'Darb' mobile app, ticket offices, self-service machines at stations, or through digital payment methods including bank cards, credit cards, smartphones, and smart devices.
