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RTA inks agreement to develop entry/exit points for Dubai Harbor

The seafront district is an exceptional lifestyle destination, boasting iconic vistas and a convenient location. (WAM)
  • The bridge extends from Sheikh Zayed Road to Dubai Harbour, an exceptional seafront district that hosts the region’s marina.
  • RTA would construct a bridge of two lanes in each direction spanning 1,500 meters and accommodating 6,000 vehicles per hour.

DUBAI, UAE – The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) of the Emirate has entered into a strategic partnership with ‘Shamal Holding,’ to undertake the construction of a two-lane bridge in each direction spanning 1500 meters.

The bridge extends from Sheikh Zayed Road to Dubai Harbor, an exceptional seafront district that hosts the region’s marina.

Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General, Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of the RTA, expressed his delight with the signing of the agreement with ‘Shamal Holding’ to provide a direct entry/exit for Dubai Harbor to ease the movement of visitors and residents.

He said, “RTA would construct a bridge of two lanes in each direction spanning 1,500 meters and accommodating 6,000 vehicles per hour.”

He added, “The project also includes surface improvements at four intersections along the bridge: the fifth intersection on Sheikh Zayed Road, the intersection of Al Falak Street with Al Naseem Street, the intersection of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street with Al Naseem Street, and Dubai Harbour Street.”

Al Tayer said, “When completed, the project will improve the flow of traffic and reduce the travel time from 12 minutes to 3 minutes.”

Abdulla Binhabtoor, Chief Portfolio Management Officer at Shamal Holding, said, “We are pleased to collaborate with the Roads and Transport Authority to accomplish this strategic project, which represents a major turning point in the development of the Dubai Harbor district.”

He said, “This aligns with our plans and aspirations to offer the best integrated community in terms of quality of life and the well-being of residents and visitors.”

He added, “We also appreciate the unlimited support and cooperation from the Roads and Transport Authority in achieving the future aspirations of the Emirate in all our projects.”

Dubai Harbor stands out for its prime location, nestled between Bluewaters Island and Palm Jumeirah, in proximity to iconic landmarks like Burj Al Arab and Expo Dubai.

The seafront district is an exceptional lifestyle destination, boasting iconic vistas and a convenient location.

It combines a wide range of living, retail, and hospitality choices. It is also home to Skydive Dubai, featuring a 770-metre-long runway that extends 550 meters into the Arabian Gulf.