The UAE ranks third worldwide in road quality in 2026.

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The UAE ranks third globally in the 2026 road quality index, behind Singapore and Switzerland.

Abu Dhabi: The UAE has been ranked third globally for road quality in 2026, according to the latest World Population Review ranking, strengthening its position among countries with the most advanced transport infrastructure.

The ranking, based on international infrastructure assessments, evaluates countries on road quality, maintenance, safety, traffic management, regional connectivity, and overall driving conditions.

It noted that road quality is a key indicator of economic development, engineering capability, and long-term infrastructure investment.

According to the report, the UAE has developed its transport network through decades of strategic infrastructure investment, creating a modern motorway system that connects major cities, including Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

The network features intelligent traffic management systems, advanced technologies, modern lighting, and multi-lane highways, all of which contribute to safer and more efficient travel across the country.

Singapore topped the global ranking, supported by its smart transport network and advanced traffic management systems, while Switzerland came in second, recognised for the quality of its roads and their performance in varying weather conditions. The UAE ranked ahead of countries including the Netherlands, Japan, Austria, France, Germany, the United States, and Oman.

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