New Roads in 19 Areas in Dubai to Reduce Travel by 40%

  • Publish date: Friday، 13 December 2024
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The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced an ambitious project to upgrade roads across 19 areas in the city. As part of the initiative, 11.5km of roads will undergo significant improvements, aiming to make daily commutes smoother and more efficient for residents and visitors.

This project is part of RTA's ongoing efforts to optimise the city’s infrastructure and reduce traffic congestion. The upgrades include new road connections designed to enhance traffic flow, allowing you to enter and exit these areas quickly and easily. Additional improvements include better pavements, expanded roadside parking, and enhanced street lighting, benefiting both drivers and pedestrians alike.

The key highlight? Travel time is expected to be slashed by up to 40 per cent. Whether you’re heading to work or simply running errands, you’ll likely notice a significant difference once the project is complete. The work is scheduled to wrap up by 2026, so the wait won’t be too long.

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The 19 Areas Set for Upgrades:

  • Al Khawaneej 1

  • Al Barsha South 1

  • Nad Shamma

  • Jumeirah 1

  • Zabeel 1

  • Al Rashidiya

  • Muhaisnah 1

  • Al Barsha 1

  • Al Hudaiba

  • Al Quoz 1

  • Al Quoz 3

  • Al Qusais 2

  • Al Satwa

  • Al Twar 1

  • Mirdif

  • Umm Al Ramool

  • Umm Suqeim 1

  • Al Mizhar 1

  • Al Mizhar 2

In addition to these upgrades, RTA recently announced another massive project targeting four key neighbourhoods: Nadd Hessa, Al Awir 1, Al Barsha South, and Wadi Al Safa 3. This initiative will introduce new entry and exit points along major roads such as Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, Emirates Road, Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street, and Hessa Street. These enhancements aim to reduce travel times by up to 80 per cent while accommodating 50 to 80 per cent more vehicles.

Read More: Dubai: RTA to Ease Traffic on Hessa Street

Beyond infrastructure improvements, Dubai is tackling rush-hour traffic through innovative measures like promoting remote work and flexible working hours. The city has also added two new Salik gates to further streamline traffic flow.

With these upgrades and initiatives, Dubai is reinforcing its position as a global leader in urban mobility, ensuring a smoother, faster, and more efficient travel experience for everyone.

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