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RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017) is one of the rulebooks issued by the Roads and Transport Authority — Dubai. For compliance officers, legal teams, and advisors working under this regime, finding the right article quickly matters. Lexara indexes the full text of RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017, partial) and makes it searchable two ways: full-text and keyword search for rapid lookup, and AI Explorer for natural-language questions answered with citations to the exact article.
5 articles in 1 chapters, each with a plain-English summary by Arakan. The full text of every article is in the Laws Browser.
ECR 47/2017 art 5(1)-(4),(6),(8)-(10),(15)Permit conditions and vehicles
Establishments must meet vehicle and office space standards, properly mark vehicles, renew vehicles annually, and follow permit rules.
ECR 47/2017 art 5(5),(11)-(14)Assignment, suspension and cooperation
An establishment must obtain RTA approval before assigning or disposing of a permit and notify RTA 60 days prior to suspending activities.
ECR 47/2017 art 5(7),(9)Tracking and rental system
Establishments must install a mandatory vehicle tracking system and register on the Electronic Information System of Car Rental Agencies.
ECR 47/2017 arts 2-3, 12Permit required
An RTA Licensing Agency permit is required for commercial transport activities in Dubai, valid for one year and renewable.
ECR 47/2017 arts 8, 10Penalties and grievance
Fines for transport violations are specified, with increased penalties for repeat offenses; grievances against RTA decisions must be filed within 15 days.
RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017, partial)'s 10 indexed articles break down by obligation type as follows.
Transport Manager / Compliance — 2 articles
Fleet Manager — 2 articles
Fleet Manager / IT — 2 articles
Transport Manager / Legal — 2 articles
Legal — 2 articles
RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017, partial) spans the following regulatory topics, as tagged by Lexara.
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logistics
fleet
rta
dubai
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What is RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017)?
RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017) is issued by the Roads and Transport Authority — Dubai. It has 5 articles across 1 chapters.
What does RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017, partial) cover?
It is organised into: Executive Council Resolution 47/2017 (Vehicle transport and rental activities).
Who issues RTA commercial transport (ECR 47/2017, partial)?
The Roads and Transport Authority — Dubai. Always check the authority's official publication for the binding text.
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