Draft:Ijaz Ali
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Ijaz Ali is a transportation engineer specializing in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and transport planning. He has worked on large-scale infrastructure projects in the UAE, contributing to improvements in traffic flow and citywide ITS planning.
Early Life and Education Ijaz Ali was born in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and relocated to Abbottabad, Pakistan, in 1999. He completed his CAD Drafting Diploma before pursuing higher education. Ali holds an advanced degree in Civil and Structural Engineering from the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), Perth, and a Master’s degree in Transport Planning and Engineering from Edinburgh Napier University .
Career Ali has worked in various roles in transportation engineering, with key contributions to Abu Dhabi’s ITS projects. His career includes positions at ITC Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi City Municipality, and Atkins. He has played a role in the development of a citywide ITS and Traffic Signal Master Plan, which contributed to improving traffic efficiency by an estimated 25–35%.
Notable Projects Contribution to the Abu Dhabi ITS and Traffic Signal Master Plan. References EIT Student Stories - Ijaz Ali. Engineering Institute of Technology. Retrieved 2024.
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