Dubai Metro, Tram score 96% in 2024 Customer Experience Standards
This milestone reflects the commitment of Roads and Transport Authority’s (RTA) and Keolis-MHI’s, the operator of Dubai Metro and Tram.

The ICXS evaluation measures critical factors such as customer-centric design, service quality, technology integration, and real-time communication.
WAM
Dubai’s Metro and Tram services have achieved an impressive 96% score in the International Customer Experience Standard (ICXS) for 2024, a significant improvement from 87.2% in 2022 and 92.2% in 2023, according to the Emirates News Agency.
This milestone reflects the commitment of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Keolis-MHI, the operator of Dubai Metro and Tram, to delivering exceptional public transport services that prioritise customer satisfaction and operational excellence, according to WAM.
The ICXS evaluation measures critical factors such as customer-centric design, service quality, technology integration, and real-time communication. This accreditation underscores RTA's ability to consistently meet and exceed global benchmarks for public transport, ensuring seamless, efficient, and innovative travel experiences for passengers, WAM reported.
WAM reported that Abdul Al Mohsen Kalbat, CEO of the Rail Agency at RTA, said, “This achievement highlights RTA’s commitment to setting new standards of excellence in public transportation. It aligns with RTA’s mission to enhance customer happiness by consistently delivering efficient and innovative mobility solutions.”
He added, “ RTA will continue leveraging its capabilities to ensure Dubai’s rail services provide an unparalleled travel experience, characterised by reliability and forward-thinking innovation.”
According to WAM, David Franks, Managing Director of Keolis MHI, stated, "This recognition is a testament to our team’s dedication to creating a smooth and enjoyable experience for every passenger. We are proud to support RTA in its vision of providing world-class public transport that prioritises customer satisfaction."
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