Dubai to ease traffic: Jumeirah Village Circle to get 4 new access points, cut travel time by 70%

🚧 To implement traffic solutions and enhance the road infrastructure across key development areas in Dubai, Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Dubai Holding signed a significant Dh6 billion agreement.

The road enhancement includes the construction of new bridges, roads, and access points aimed at improving connectivity, reducing travel times, and increasing the capacity of entry and exit points for various Dubai localities.

The agreement contributes to enhancing infrastructure across key development communities and projects throughout the emirate, including Dubai Islands, Jumeirah Village Triangle, Palm Gateway, Al Furjan, Jumeirah Park, Arjan, Majan, Liwan (Phase 1), Nad Al Hamar, Villanova, and Serena. As part of the agreement, bridges and roads will be developed to improve access points for five key Dubai Holding developments: Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai Production City, Business Bay, Palm Jumeirah, and International City (Phase 3).

Four additional access points will be developed for Jumeirah Village Circle, featuring grade-separated interchanges designed to double the capacity of the area’s entry and exit points. These enhancements are projected to reduce travel time on internal roads and access points by 70 per cent, while also improving traffic safety and ensuring seamless traffic flow at intersections.

Additionally, new bridges will be constructed to improve access to Dubai Production City from Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, reducing travel time on entry and exit points, as well as improving traffic flow on internal roads by 50 per cent.

The agreement provides for surface improvements at intersections leading to Business Bay from Sheikh Zayed Road as well as the construction of a pedestrian bridge at the Business Bay intersection with First Al Khail Road to enhance pedestrian safety and optimise traffic flow. Additionally, upgrades to internal roads in the Towers Area will help reduce travel time by 30 per cent across entry and exit points and internal routes.

The enhancement will see the construction of additional acceleration and deceleration lanes along Palm Jumeirah, spanning six locations to optimise traffic flow. Additionally, two pedestrian bridges will be built to replace at-grade crossings, enhancing mobility and ensuring pedestrian safety while reducing travel time within Palm Jumeirah by 40 per cent.

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