The project covers the construction of a bridge of two lanes in each direction spanning 1,500 metres and accommodating 6,000 vehicles per hour
Plans are in place to expand Dubai’s Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS) technology from 60 per cent to 100 per cent of the emirate’s road network
The new traffic law, aims to facilitate the broader adoption of self-driving vehicles and electric cars, keeping in line with advances in modern urban planning and sustainability efforts
Flexible working hours and remote working options are also being considered as part of the strategy to reduce traffic congestion during peak hours
Traffic violations incurred during last Tuesday’s heavy rainfall will be dropped
Submerged roads and rising floodwaters forced hundreds of residents to abandon their vehicles, navigating through murky waters to seek safety
The state-of-the-art tunnel will span 1,650 metres and is designed to accommodate up to 12,000 vehicles per hour in both directions
Motorists should be aware of changes to traffic movement and road closures announced by Abu Dhabi’s transport regulatory authority
The widening of Al Majasimi Street from one lane to two lanes in each direction has doubled the road’s capacity to accommodate 1,200 to 2,400 cars both ways per hour
The project will expand the capacity of current intersections and bridges by approximately 19,600 vehicles per hour to streamline the traffic flow along Al Khail Road
The RTA issued a statement via social media advising residents to set out early to ensure smooth travel
DXB is poised for continued growth in 2024, with initial forecasts anticipating 88.8 million guests
Motorists driving below 120km/h on the first two lanes of the four-lane highway will be fined Dhs400
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The improvement works promises to reduce commute times as it increases street capacity from the Al Khail Street intersection to the Cyclists Club
The project will double the lanes on Hessa Street from two to four in each direction and boost its capacity to accommodate 8,000 vehicles per hour
The step has been taken to ensure smooth traffic flow during the ADIPEC 2023 conference, which is taking place in the UAE’s capital
The TomTom 2022 report showed Dubai beat cities such as Sydney, Berlin and Rome in terms of the average time needed to travel a distance of 10km in the CBD
The road works will be carried out in two phases according to the emirate’s roads and transportation authority
The second and final phase included the construction of a two-lane bridge stretching 988 metres with a free left turn for traffic incoming from Nadd Al Hamar Road in the direction of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Road
The newly launched campaign will run over seven weeks
With the new exit, the total capacity of exit lanes from Dubai Marina via Al Seba Street will rise from 900 to 2,400 vehicles per hour, marking a sharp increase of over 266 per cent
The scope of the project covers the construction of four bridges, spanning 3,000 metres capable of carrying 17,600 vehicles per hour
The Integrated Transport Centre also announced the opening of new signalled intersection on Shakhbout Bin Sultan Street – Al Ain
The system, which aims to enhance road safety across the emirate, uses coloured lights to alert drivers of upcoming traffic incidents and adverse weather conditions
The announcement was made at a meeting held in Abu Dhabi between delegates of the two countries
International passenger traffic rose 152.7 per cent last year versus 2021
Total global traffic in November rose 41.3 per cent compared to the previous year
October 30 is expected to be the busiest day, with daily passenger traffic to exceed 259,000
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