Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has unveiled plans for a transformative Dh696.414 million project at the Trade Centre Roundabout, marking a significant upgrade to the city’s transport infrastructure.

Project Highlights

Bridge Network Overview

  • Total span: 5,000 metres
  • Number of bridges: 5
  • Investment: Dh696.414 million
  • Location: Trade Centre Roundabout
  • Status: Announced for construction

Key Connections

The new bridges will link Sheikh Zayed Road with:

  1. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street
  2. Sheikh Rashid Street
  3. 2nd December Street
  4. Zabeel Palace Street
  5. Al Mustaqbal Street

Traffic Improvements

Time Savings

  • Current delay time: 12 minutes
  • New delay time: 90 seconds
  • Travel time reduction: From 6 minutes to 1 minute

Capacity Enhancement

  • Doubled intersection capacity
  • Improved traffic flow
  • Roundabout conversion to surface intersection

Bridge Specifications

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Upper Level Bridge

  • Lanes: 2
  • Length: 1,000 metres
  • Capacity: 3,000 vehicles per hour
  • Route: Sheikh Zayed Road to Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street

Main Connection Bridges

  1. Sheikh Rashid Street to 2nd December Street
    • Lanes: 2 x 2
    • Length: 2,000 metres
    • Capacity: 6,000 vehicles per hour
  2. Al Majles Street to 2nd December Street
    • Lanes: 2 x 2
    • Length: 2,000 metres
    • Capacity: 6,000 vehicles per hour

Community Benefits

Areas Served

The project will benefit residents from:

  • Dubai World Trade Centre
  • Dubai International Financial Centre
  • Zabeel
  • Al Satwa
  • Karama
  • Jafiliya
  • Mankhool

Population Impact

  • Over 500,000 residents and visitors
  • Improved accessibility
  • Reduced commute times
  • Enhanced connectivity

Strategic Importance

Integration with Other Projects

  • Part of broader development plan
  • Connected to Al Mustaqbal Street Development Project
  • Strategic enhancement of city infrastructure

Traffic Flow Improvements

  • Free-flowing traffic from 2nd December Street
  • Direct access to Al Majles Street
  • Improved connection to DWTC and DIFC
  • Enhanced Deira accessibility

Future Impact

Expected Outcomes

  1. Reduced congestion
  2. Improved business accessibility
  3. Enhanced urban mobility
  4. Better community connectivity

Economic Benefits

  1. Time savings for commuters
  2. Improved business efficiency
  3. Enhanced property accessibility
  4. Strengthened infrastructure network

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