E10 Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Road Closure in Abu Dhabi 2024
Motorists in Abu Dhabi should brace for a partial road closure on one of the city’s busiest thoroughfares. Starting today at 11am, three right lanes of the E10 (Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Road) heading towards Abu Dhabi from the Shahama/E12 intersection will be closed.
This closure will remain in effect until 6am on Tuesday, August 13, as announced by Abu Dhabi Mobility on their social media platform X.
Impact of the Closure of E10 Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Road
The closure affects a critical section of the E10, a major route for commuters traveling into Abu Dhabi. The lanes will be closed from the Shahama/E12 intersection, a vital connection point linking different parts of the city, to the main stretch leading into central Abu Dhabi.
This area typically experiences heavy traffic, particularly during peak hours, making it essential for drivers to plan their routes in advance.
Purpose of the Closure
This road closure is part of ongoing infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing traffic flow and ensuring road safety. The construction and maintenance work necessitate the temporary closure to allow crews to work efficiently and safely.
By diverting traffic away from the construction zone, the project aims to minimize disruptions and complete the improvements on schedule.
Tips for Motorists
Plan Ahead: Motorists are advised to consider alternative routes or allow additional travel time to avoid delays.
Stay Informed: Follow updates from Abu Dhabi Mobility on social media and other platforms for the latest information on the road closure and traffic conditions.
Drive Safely: Pay attention to posted signs and follow directions from traffic officials to navigate the closure safely.
I'm Haris Ali, and I've been working with identification documents in the GCC countries for over 8 years. I've gained valuable experience from working with various government authorities in the region, especially with documents like the Emirates ID.
In my free time, I enjoy playing cricket and exploring new destinations around the world.
