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Dubai launches AED 2 billion street undertaking to chop shuttle occasions by means of greater than part

By spsingh
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Dubai launches AED 2 billion street undertaking to chop shuttle occasions by means of greater than part

Primary infrastructure undertaking will serve greater than 650,000 citizens and guests, reducing shuttle time from 33 mins to fifteen mins by means of 2028

Dubai: Dubai’s Roads and Shipping Authority (RTA) has awarded a freelance value AED 2 billion for the improvement of the 12-kilometre Latifa Bint Hamdan Hall, as a part of efforts to boost up infrastructure growth and building up the capability of the emirate’s street community.

The undertaking aligns with the management’s imaginative and prescient to reinforce visitors circulate, enhance financial expansion and accommodate Dubai’s ongoing city building and inhabitants expansion.

The Latifa Bint Hamdan Hall is one in all Dubai’s new strategic street initiatives designed to enhance connectivity between key shipping corridors, together with Al Khail Highway, Dubai-Al Ain Highway, Umm Suqeim Highway and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Highway. The undertaking is anticipated to give a boost to visitors distribution and set up rising call for around the street community.

The advance contains:

Development of 8 tunnels spanning 900 metres.Development of 7 bridges with a complete period of two.3 kilometres.Building of 12.5 kilometres of biking tracks.Growth of Latifa Bint Hamdan Side road to 4 lanes in every route.Development of a brand new street linking Al Khail Highway with the extension of Latifa Bint Hamdan Side road.Building of an built-in device of multi-level free-flow intersections.

The brand new hall is anticipated to serve residential and building spaces with a mixed inhabitants and customer base exceeding 650,000 other people.

As soon as finished, the course will accommodate as much as 16,000 cars in line with hour in each instructions and roughly 130,000 journeys day-to-day.

The undertaking could also be anticipated to noticeably scale back shuttle occasions, reducing the adventure between Umm Al Sheif Side road and Emirates Highway from 33 mins to fifteen mins.

In line with RTA, the improvement will reinforce mobility, give a boost to street community potency and enhance present and long run building initiatives by means of offering stepped forward get admission to and connectivity.

The Latifa Bint Hamdan Hall Building Challenge is scheduled for of completion by means of the top of 2028 and is anticipated to grow to be a key addition to Dubai’s shipping infrastructure.

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