RTA opens Al Qudra-Lehbab Roads Interchange

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Starting today, Dubai's Al Qudra-Lehbab Roads Interchange will be open to traffic.

Making the announcement on social media, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) highlighted how the new traffic corridor will provide motorists access to Expo Road, JAFZA, Abu Dhabi and vice versa, without entering downtown areas. 

"It will increase the road capacity to 4,400 vehicles per hour, and reduce the transit time from Lehbab Road eastward to Al Qudra Road northward by eight minutes," explained Mattar Al Tayer, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of RTA. 

"It will also reduce the transit time by four minutes from Lehbab Road westward to Al Qudra Road northward." 

The link also boosts of a separate bridge for cyclists to cross Lehbab Road.

تفتتح الهيئة اليوم السبت 28 ديسمبر مشروع تطوير تقاطع شارع القدرة مع شارع لهباب، من تقاطع منفصل إلى تقاطع مجسر يوفر حركة...

Posted by RTA Dubai on Saturday, December 28, 2019

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