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These Smart Traffic Lights Can Turn On and Off As Needed Thanks to AI in Dubai

July 14, 2025
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Dubai is once again leading the future of transportation. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has officially unveiled the UTC-UX Fusion, a smart traffic control system that uses AI and digital twin technology to optimize city traffic like never before.

What Makes These Smart Traffic Lights So Unique?

Unlike traditional traffic lights that follow fixed timers, the UTC-UX Fusion system adapts in real time. It uses advanced AI-based prediction models and virtual simulations (known as digital twins) to manage traffic based on actual road conditions. That means red lights stay shorter when there’s no traffic, and green lights extend just enough to ease congestion during rush hour.

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This smart system can:

  • Reduce waiting times at intersections
  • Improve flow for emergency and priority vehicles
  • Simulate traffic scenarios before implementing changes
  • Learn and adapt based on new sensor data

How Dubai Plans to Cut Travel Time by 20%

According to the RTA, this technology could slash travel times by 20% on major city roads. The smart traffic lights are already operational at high-traffic areas like the Al Wasl–Al Manara intersection, where delays and bottlenecks have been common during peak hours.

This is part of a broader initiative by the city to improve road safety, reduce pollution, and enhance sustainability in line with Dubai’s smart city goals.

As part of ongoing innovation, Dubai will continue expanding this smart traffic system to more intersections. More sensors and AI-driven features will be introduced to allow continuous learning and improvement.

The result? A city that moves smarter, cleaner, and faster all powered by data and intelligent design.


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