A Major New Road Costing AED1 Billion Has Opened In Dubai
One of the biggest projects currently being undertaken by the RTA, which aims to ease the pressure of traffic on major roads in Dubai—Parallel Roads Improvement Project in the Godolphin vicinity—has finally opened.
The first phase of the project, which itself has two phases costing AED1 billion, was opened, and the entire road spans 108km, starting from Sheikh Rashid Road in the north and ending on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi.
The project includes improving the existing intersection of Al Meydan and Al Khail Roads
To tackle the problems of peak hour congestion and overlapping traffic, flyovers have been constructed; along with the construction of a two-lane bridge to ease the traffic coming from Al Khail Road in the direction of Sharjah passing through Al Asayel Road up to the intersection of Oud Metha Road.
Drivers going to Sharjah can rejoice
If you are heading to Sharjah Emirate via Sheikh Zayed Road, you can take the exit to Meydan Street, then Al Khail Road – Sharjah bound. #GodolphinProject pic.twitter.com/8uOYAozcHK
— RTA (@RTA_Dubai) November 10, 2017
So can drivers going to Dubai Mall from Abu Dhabi
To Al Khail Road users heading from Abu Dhabi to Dubai Mall/Burj Khalifa or Business Bay, you can take the Al Asayel Street exit on Al Khail Road, 1/2 pic.twitter.com/RMZaooiAFl
— RTA (@RTA_Dubai) November 10, 2017
and follow the road signs to reach your destination. (use the exit to Business Bay area or Al Yamama Street to reach Downtown area) 2/2 #GodolphinProject
— RTA (@RTA_Dubai) November 10, 2017
Heading to Jebel Ali from Oud Metha?
If you are heading to Jebel Ali from Oud Metha, take the exit to Al Asayel Street then continue straight to reach your destination. #GodolphinProject pic.twitter.com/EvoAsjFQZb
— RTA (@RTA_Dubai) November 10, 2017
The two phases of the Parallel Roads Project will ease traffic density by 15 percent on SZR
Phase I of Parallel Roads Project at the Godolphin vicinity Openedhttps://t.co/ktPQBpo4zq@RTA_Dubai
##Dubai pic.twitter.com/6Q0MKa29dI— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) November 9, 2017
