ZT45 - Transportation Impact Study

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We’re here to help you obtain the necessary approval for a Transportation Impact Study (TIS), which includes key technical data, plans, and analysis files.

You can use the approved study to demonstrate the project's trip generation, required parking spaces, and proposed transportation strategies.

This document supports your project’s application for approval to relevant authorities, including the Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority and the Public Services Department, as well as for other Municipality approvals such as the Infrastructure No Objection Certificate (NOC) and the Building Permit.

How Long Will It Take? Depends on the level of the Transportation Impact Study

What Will You Get? Approval Letter and No Objection Certificate (NOC)

How Do You Apply?

  1. You can apply for this service through your consultancy office at https://rakdigital.rak.ae by using your UAE Pass and select (Transportation Impact Study) to begin your application.

  2. Fill in the application form and upload all required documents.

  3. Pay any required service fee.

  4. The Municipality's Transport Engineers will review your application and assess the appropriate Transportation Impact Study level—Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, or Transport Master Plan (TMP).

  5. Senior Management will conduct the final review and issue the official decision on your application.

  6. Receive the stamped Approval Letter and No Objection Certificate (NOC) via your registered email or download them directly from your transaction profile on the website.

How Much Will You Pay?

  • Free of charge


What Documents Do You Need?

  1. Trade License : Trade License of the consultant.

  2. Project Location Plan.

  3. Development Affection Plan.

  4. Emirates ID : Emirates ID of the applicant.

  5. Consultant Representative Card.

  6. Consultant Appointment Letter.

  7. Trip Generation Sheet (Excel).

  8. Concept Master Plan Approval (if required).

  9. Transport Master Plan Approval (if required).


What Terms and Limitations Apply?

Terms :

  • Only pre-qualified transport consultants may apply for this service.

  • Projects with multiple parcel affection plans are considered Transport Master Plans. These require Concept Master Plan approval before submission.

  • Obtain both the Concept Master Plan and Transport Master Plan (TMP) approvals before applying for a Transportation Impact Study for individual parcel affecting plans included in approved Concept Master Plans.


Services Link

You can apply online through https://rakdigital.rak.ae/index.html?sap-language=en#/Lobby/MS15


FAQ

What is a Transportation Impact Study (TIS)?

A Transportation Impact Study (TIS) includes key technical data, plans, and analysis files to demonstrate a project's trip generation, required parking spaces, and proposed transportation strategies.

How do I apply for a Transportation Impact Study?

You can apply through your consultancy office at https://rakdigital.rak.ae/index.html?sap-language=en#/Lobby/MS15

Is there a fee for the Transportation Impact Study application?

No, the application for the Transportation Impact Study is free of charge.

What documents are required for the application?

Required documents include a Trade License, Project Location Plan, Development Affection Plan, Emirates ID of the applicant, Consultant Representative Card, Consultant Appointment Letter, Trip Generation Sheet, and any necessary approvals for Concept Master Plan or Transport Master Plan.

How long does it take to get approval for a Transportation Impact Study?

The time it takes to get approval depends on the level of the Transportation Impact Study.

What will I receive after my application is approved?

You will receive an Approval Letter and a No Objection Certificate (NOC) via your registered email or can download them from your transaction profile.

Can any consultant apply for the Transportation Impact Study?

No, only pre-qualified transport consultants may apply for this service.

What are the terms for submitting a Transportation Impact Study for projects with multiple parcel affection plans?

Projects with multiple parcel affection plans are considered Transport Master Plans and require Concept Master Plan approval before submission.