Dubai's RTA has expanded Sheikh Zayed Road over a 2-kilometre stretch to ease congestion. A new lane from Abu Dhabi towards the Trade Centre will help commuters during peak hours.
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The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has expanded Sheikh Zayed Road over a 2-kilometre stretch to address high traffic volumes. A new lane has been added specifically for drivers coming from Abu Dhabi and heading towards the World Trade Centre Intersection. This crucial section is located near the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall Metro Station, an area known for heavy congestion.
The project is part of a wider initiative by RTA to enhance traffic flow along Sheikh Zayed Road, which serves as a key artery through Dubai. These improvements aim to keep pace with the demands of the city's growing population and increasing number of vehicles. Recently, a similar project on Latifa bint Hamdan Street, which included a new lane and two U-turns, successfully cut traffic by up to 30%.
Commuters using this route can expect reduced travel times and smoother transit during peak hours. This infrastructure upgrade is vital for maintaining the efficiency of Dubai's transport network. For full details, check the original publication.
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