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The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai, has approved Dhd1.5bn for the Al Fay Street Development Project.
The road development will begin at its intersection with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, passing through Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street.
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According to a Wam report, the road development will continue until the Emirates Road and includes the development of five key intersections featuring 13,500 metres of bridges and 12,900 metres of roads.
How will Dubai commuters benefit from the development project
The Al Fay Street will accommodate 64,400 per hour and serve the residential and development areas once the project has been completed.
It will also benefit an estimated population and visitor base of 600,000 individuals.
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Al Fay Street Development Project is a pivotal infrastructure initiative within Dubai’s Road network. It establishes a new strategic corridor among the emirate’s main roads, significantly enhancing east-west connectivity.
“The street acts as an extension of Al Khail Roads, stretching from its intersection with Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road right to the Emirates Road”, Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the RTA, stated.
Dubai’s residential areas that the project will serve
Al Tayer added that the project will serve a variety of residential and developmental areas, including
- Dubai Sports City
- Jumeirah Village Circle
- Dubai Production City
- Jumeirah Golf Estates
- Tilal Al Ghaf
- DAMAC Lagoons
- The Oasis
- Remraam
Major advantages of the project
- It will provide seamless and direct traffic flow along Al Khail Road towards Emirates Road
- Facilitate movement between Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and Emirates Road
- Ensure smooth and safe mobility for road users
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