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RTA Warns of Jumeirah St Traffic Delays Until August 12

The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of Dubai has issued an important advisory for motorists regarding expected traffic delays on Jumeirah Street due to scheduled maintenance works. 

The maintenance, aimed at improving road infrastructure and safety, will affect several sections of the street over the next few weeks, starting from August 10, 2024.

RTA Warns of Jumeirah St Traffic Delays Until August 12

Key Details of the Maintenance Work on Jumeirah St  Road:

Initial Phase of Maintenance:

  • Dates: August 10 to August 12, 2024
  • Affected Section: Jumeirah Street between Al Manara Street and Umm Al Sheif Road
  • Duration: Starting at 2:00 PM on Saturday, August 10, and continuing until 5:00 AM on Monday, August 12
  • Impact: Expect significant traffic delays in both directions during this period.

    Second Phase of Maintenance:

    • Dates: August 17 to August 19, 2024
    • Affected Section: Jumeirah Street between the intersections of Al Manara Street and Al Thanya Street
    • Duration: Full-day work in both directions
    • Impact: Continuous traffic delays, with possible congestion extending to surrounding roads.

    Final Phase of Maintenance:

    • Dates: August 24 to August 26, 2024
    • Affected Section: Near the Mercato area
    • Duration: Both directions will be under maintenance
    • Impact: Heavy traffic expected, particularly during peak hours.

      RTA’s Recommendations for Motorists:

      The RTA strongly advises motorists to plan their journeys in advance to avoid getting caught in traffic delays. If possible, schedule your trips outside of the maintenance hours.

      Consider using alternative routes such as Sheikh Zayed Road or Al Wasl Road to bypass the affected areas on Jumeirah Street.

      Ensure you adhere to all posted traffic signs and instructions from road authorities. This will help maintain smooth traffic flow and reduce the risk of accidents.

      Given the anticipated delays, it’s wise to leave earlier than usual to ensure you reach your destination on time.

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