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Emirates Transport: New partnership prioritises road safety, sustainability, and elevates fleet performance

Collaboration with e& to drive advancements in connected vehicle technologies, says the leading UAE-based transportation and mobility firm

Emirates Transport, the UAE’s highly regarded provider of transportation solutions, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with e& enterprise, the digital transformation division of e&, to drive advancements in connected vehicle technologies.

This strategic partners said they are aiming to integrate innovative solutions that prioritise road safety, reduce environmental impact, and elevate fleet performance.

By combining expertise, the two organisations will deploy advanced telematics, real-time data analytics, and Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. These technologies will enable smarter traffic management, reduce congestion, and promote safer driving practices.

The partnership will also introduce predictive maintenance capabilities, designed to minimise vehicle breakdowns, extend lifespans, and ensure uninterrupted fleet operations.

A shared commitment to regulatory compliance, data security, and interoperability is central to the collaboration. Pilot projects will be conducted to test and refine the effectiveness of the technologies in real-world scenarios, aiming to improve safety and operational efficiency across the transportation ecosystem.

Peter Milner Jørgensen, Acting CEO & CFO of Emirates Transport, described the strategic importance of the collaboration as a significant step forward in the fleet owner’s commitment to innovation and sustainability in the transportation sector.

“By integrating advanced connected vehicle technologies, we will optimise traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance coordination between vehicles and traffic systems,” he added.

“This collaboration also supports our environmental goals and aims to improve fleet reliability and efficiency. Together with e& enterprise, we are advancing towards a future of smarter, safer, and more sustainable mobility solutions aligned with the UAE’s vision.”

Salvador Anglada, CEO of e& enterprise, echoed the sentiment: “We are proud to partner with Emirates Transport in advancing connected vehicle technologies that drive smarter, greener, and more accessible mobility solutions.

“This collaboration is a key step toward revolutionizing urban mobility, optimizing transportation networks, and improving fleet performance, all while supporting the UAE’s sustainability goals and vision for a smarter future.”

“By harnessing the transformative power of technology, this partnership is set to create smarter cities where intelligent mobility solutions lead to shorter commutes, safer roads, and better public services — delivering real improvements in road safety, environmental impact, and operational efficiency and ultimately helping to make cities more livable for everyone,” he added.

The MoU lays the groundwork for a transformative approach to fleet management, where technology addresses critical transportation challenges. Regular reviews and updates will ensure the partnership evolves dynamically, fostering continuous improvement and innovation.

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