Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has opened the upper bridge on the intersection of Al Qudra Road and Sheikh Zayed Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street.
The new bridge extends 700 metres and is expected to ease the traffic in both directions on Al Qudra Road.
It complements the authority's previous opening of the bridge at the intersection of Arabian Ranches and Dubai Studio City last week as part of a comprehensive development project that serves residential and development areas with an estimated population and visitor base of around 400,000.
افتتحت #هيئة_الطرق_و_المواصلات الجسر الشمالي على تقاطع شارع القدرة مع شارع الشيخ زايد بن حمدان آل نهيان. الجسر الجديد يمتد بطول 700 متر، ويوفر ربطاً مباشراً يسهم في تسهيل حركة التنقل بالاتجاهين على شارع القدره،
— RTA (@rta_dubai) February 15, 2026
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