Speed Limit Change on Key Roads in Dubai on September 30

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The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has some exciting news for drivers in Dubai! Starting September 30, the maximum speed limits on parts of Al Amardi Street and Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street will increase, making your commutes a bit faster. Here’s what you need to know about the new speed limits.

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New Speed Limits

Here’s a quick breakdown of the new speed limits for these major roads:

  • Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street:

    • Raised to 100 km/h between Dubai Al Ain Road and Academic City Roundabout.
    • Increased to 90 km/h between Academic City Roundabout and Al Khawaneej Street.
  • Al Amardi Street:
    • Standardized to 90 km/h between Al Khawaneej Street and Emirates Road.

These changes are part of an effort to enhance traffic flow and road safety, coordinated with the Dubai Police General HQ.

Why the Change?

The adjustments come as part of ongoing developments along these roads. Both Al Amardi and Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Streets have seen significant upgrades, including:

  • Expanded Lanes: More lanes mean smoother traffic and less congestion.
  • Improved Intersections: Enhancements to intersections will help vehicles move more efficiently.

Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street, in particular, has undergone several development projects, such as the construction of an overpass at Dubai Al Ain Road. The RTA plans to complete all overpasses along this street by 2030, allowing for the 100 km/h speed limit to be implemented throughout.

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What’s Next?

With the new speed limits, expect updated traffic signs and road markings in the affected areas. The RTA aims to improve traffic flow and enhance overall road safety, making your driving experience more enjoyable.

In conclusion, these speed limit increases on Al Amardi and Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Streets reflect Dubai's commitment to modernizing its infrastructure. So, mark your calendars for September 30, and enjoy the faster, safer roads! Drive safely!

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