Emirates Driving Institute Receives 'Service Provider Performance Award' from RTA

Dubai, UAE, 28^th March 2013

Emirates Driving Institute (EDI), the UAE's longest-established and largest driving institute received the 'Service Provider Performance Award' from RTA Licensing Agency at a special event held today at the RTA Head office. The RTA Licensing Agency has honoured its strategic partners and service providers with a view to boosting the communication & cooperation between stakeholders, and encouraging them to achieve the best results in maintaining security, diffusing traffic education, and supporting the strategic goals of the RTA.

On this Occasion, Mr. Amer Ahmed Belhasa, Managing Director, Emirates Driving Institute said: "To receive this award from RTA is indeed a matter of pride for us and is also recognition of our constant effort to offer service that matches global standard. It is also a reward for all our staff members who have successfully contributed over the years to create brand 'EDI'. We would continue to work relentlessly towards our vision to build on our reputation as the leading learner and driver training organization in the Middle East and to remain at the forefront of road safety awareness."

EDI has 2 'all inclusive' centers at Al Quoz & Port Rashid, apart from EDI Head office in Al Qusais that offer end-to-end licensing services. In addition to these 3 full-fledged centres, EDI has 57 sales and administration branches spread across Dubai to serve better its customers.

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About EDI:
Emirates Driving Institute is the largest and the most successful Driving Institute in Dubai and the Middle East and has been in operation since 1991. Around 250,000 students have acquired their driving licenses from EDI since then. EDI has a fleet of over 1000 vehicles in different vehicle categories such as Light Motor Vehicle (LMV), Heavy Bus (HVB), Heavy Truck (HVT), Shovel, Forklift, and Motor Cycles. It has over 1000 qualified Male and Female Instructors of different nationalities who can instruct the students in their primary language making it easier for them to take their driver training.

© Press Release 2013