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Dubai-Sharjah traffic: Heavy delays on E11 as multiple crashes add to morning congestion

Dubai: Dubai-Sharjah commuters are facing heavy traffic this morning, with the worst delays reported along the E11 corridor through central Sharjah. Live traffic data shows slow-moving and stop-start traffic stretching from Al Khan through Al Qasimia and Bu Shaghara towards Madina Mall. Motorists heading towards Sharjah city centre should expect significant delays during the morning commute. Get…

Dubai-Sharjah traffic: Heavy delays on E11 as multiple crashes add to morning congestion

Dubai and Sharjah commuters are encountering significant traffic congestion this morning, primarily along the E11 road that runs through central Sharjah. Live traffic reports indicate slow-moving cars and frequent stops extending from Al Khan to Al Qasimia, Bu Shaghara, and heading towards Madina Mall.

The morning commute to Sharjah city center is expected to be particularly troublesome due to several crashes causing additional delays. One incident occurred near Industrial Area 13 on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road in Sharjah, while another happened on Al Wahda Street in the Al Khalidiya district of the same city.

In Dubai, crashes have also been reported on multiple stretches of major roads. These include the E11 corridor near Al Barsha South Fifth, Hessa Street close to Jumeirah Village Circle, Umm Suqeim Street near Dubai Hills, and Al Ain-Dubai Road by the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.

Alongside these crashes, commuters can anticipate moderate traffic slowdowns on sections of E311, Muhaisnah, and E44 near Dubai Safari Park and Warsan. As the morning rush continues, traffic conditions are likely to fluctuate rapidly. Major highways like Sheikh Zayed Road, E611, and peripheral routes such as E88 and E102 provide viable alternatives for those seeking to circumvent the central Sharjah congestion.

It's important to note that traffic information is updated continuously and reflects live conditions at the time of publication. This data may change throughout the morning commute, so drivers should stay updated for the most current traffic advisories.

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