Drones will soon be used to inspect Dubai Metro tunnels.
According to The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), drones will help generate accurate reports about the condition of the tunnels, which extend 14 km on both the Red and Green Lines.
The unmanned vehicles will allow quick and precise inspections to be carried out, especially in areas that may be difficult to access.
The custom-made drones are fitted with multiple cameras and high-definition lenses, which can instantly detect faults using infrared radiation.
Information gathered throughout the inspection process will instantly appear on a digital platform directly linked to the RTA's maintenance department.


Sheikh Abdullah holds high-level meetings with global leaders in New York
High-level Saudi delegation offers condolences to H.H. Sheikh Mohammed
Sharjah Police refutes reports of murder victim's family going missing
UAE condemns attacks in Ethiopia, urges de-escalation
UAE strengthens focus on early childhood, family wellbeing
17 tanks seized in Dubai for illegal waste disposal in first half of 2026
Dubai Municipality records over 2,000 violations in residential areas
UAE announces suspension of Iranian airlines' flights
Saudi Crown Prince offers condolences to H.H. Sheikh Mohammed
UAE to equip one million Lebanese in AI skills under new partnership
10 million meals for Gaza in tribute to late Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid
UAE steps up winter relief efforts for Gaza families
Sheikh Abdullah meets President of Ecuador on UNGA81 sidelines
Dubai Police trains school bus drivers and supervisors on student safety
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed receives condolences on passing of Sheikh Ahmed
UAE welcomes US statement on Sudan peace efforts
UAE among global leaders in nuclear security progress
Sharjah approves over AED17.8 million in debt settlement for citizens
