UAE traffic alert: Multiple crashes cause delays on Dubai-Sharjah routes
Dubai: Motorists travelling between Dubai and Sharjah are facing delays this afternoon following multiple crashes and heavy congestion on key routes, according to real-time traffic data from Google Maps. Two separate crashes have been reported on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), with one near Me'aisem First in Dubai and another near Muhaisnah First. Traffic is slow around both locations,…
Motorists traveling between Dubai and Sharjah are encountering delays today due to multiple crashes and heavy traffic on key routes, according to real-time Google Maps data. Two separate accidents have been reported on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), one near Me aisem First and another near Muhaisnah First. The Dubai-Sharjah corridor is experiencing congestion, with slow-moving traffic around both crash sites.
Maleha Street in Sharjah's Industrial Area is also heavily affected, contributing to overall delays in the industrial district. Heavily congested sections include E311 through parts of Sharjah's Industrial Area, Al Ittihad Road (E11) near Al Khan, Sahara Centre, and Madina Mall, and E311 towards Al Warqa and Nadd Al Hamar. Moderate congestion is reported on parts of E311 near Dubai Design District and Nadd Al Sheba.
Other routes such as Emirates Road and Al Dhaid Road are currently less congested, though conditions may change rapidly. Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time, especially when using E311 or E11, and to anticipate delays on Maleha Street in Sharjah's Industrial Area. They should also follow any temporary road restrictions or diversions put in place following the crashes.
The traffic situation is fluid and based on Google Maps real-time data, which could change as the incidents are cleared and congestion eases. Motorists are encouraged to check live navigation information prior to their journeys.
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