ISLAMABAD: Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Transport and Logistic Services Saleh al-Jasser announced plans to test flying taxis and drones during the upcoming Haj season, aiming to alleviate congestion and provide efficient mobility solutions.
This initiative reflects the growing competition among transportation companies to introduce practical innovations.
Haj is slated to begin on June 14 this year.
The minister stressed the necessity for the ministry to acquaint itself with emerging technologies in the expanding transportation sector. Being proactive ensures they can reap the benefits of these services, maximising their impact during the Haj season, Al Arabiya News reported.
These innovative transportation options could potentially alleviate congestion and provide efficient mobility solutions during this busy time of Haj.
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