Abu Dhabi's Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) officially inaugurated the latest phase of the city's burgeoning metro network today. This significant expansion connects several previously underserved residential districts directly to key business hubs and cultural sites, promising a major boost to public transportation usage.The newly operational segment adds five state-of-the-art stations to the network, extending coverage further into the northern and eastern suburbs. This phase includes a crucial interchange station, facilitating easier transfers and reducing travel times across the city.Authorities highlighted that the project is a vital part of Abu Dhabi's Vision 2030 goals for sustainable urban development and traffic congestion reduction. The new line is equipped with the latest technology, including enhanced accessibility features and integrated smart services for commuters.Residents in the newly connected areas expressed enthusiasm for the improved connectivity, anticipating shorter and more predictable commutes. This phase is just one part of the larger plan to develop a comprehensive public transport system for the capital, with further expansions planned for the coming years.