RTA warns of delay on key Dubai road

Friday, 22 September 2023 21:52

By ARN News Staff

Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has warned motorists of a delay along Al Yalayis Interchange with Sheikh Zayed Road this weekend.

Due to the installation of the Etihad Rail bridge, traffic congestion is expected along the stretch coming from Al Yalaysis Road towards Dubai and Abu Dhabi, from 12:00 am on Saturday, September 23 until 12:00 am on Monday, September 25.

The RTA has called on motorists to use alternative routes and to follow the directional signs in the area.

#ExpectedDelay at Al Yalayes Interchange with Sheikh Zayed Rd. coming from Al Yalayis Rd. towards Dubai and Abu Dhabi due to the installation of the Etihad Rail Bridge, starting from Saturday, September 23 - 12:00 AM until Monday, September 25 - 12:00 AM. Please adhere to the…
— RTA (@rta_dubai) September 22, 2023

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