The 15 km upgrade will boost road capacity from 8,000 to 12,000 vehicles per hour in both directions, significantly easing congestion for commuters and residents alike. Areas around Umm Amara, Al Manara, Al Thanya, and Al Safa Streets are among those set for improvement, along with the conversion of Al Satwa roundabout into a signalised junction for smoother traffic flow.
This part of Dubai is home to more than a million people and brims with luxury hotels, beachfront destinations, and upscale residential zones. The enhancements will not only improve traffic but also elevate the lifestyle offering of the area – ensuring residents and visitors can move with greater ease and comfort.
In true Dubai style, it’s not just about infrastructure. The RTA has promised creative upgrades too – think stylish pedestrian walkways, dedicated cycling paths, leafy boulevards, and inviting public spaces that add vibrancy and greenery to one of the city’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.