Emirates Driving Company launches new initiatives

Emirates Driving Company listed on Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange has announced new measures to improve service quality and road safety. The company is investing in technology and instructor training.

Emirates Driving Company, listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange under the ticker «DRIVE», has launched new initiatives. These measures aim to improve service quality and enhance road safety. The company is investing in modern technology and instructor training. Infrastructure expansion is also planned to meet growing demand. Management emphasized the importance of sustainable development in the transport sector.

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