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Dubai traffic alert: Where motorists face heavy delays this morning

Dubai: Accidents, construction work and heavy congestion are slowing Wednesday morning traffic across several major Dubai routes, according to Google Maps. Delays are affecting Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), Al Khail Road (E44) and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311), with busy stretches also reported around Karama, City Walk, Dubai Mall and Al Awir. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf…

Dubai traffic alert: Where motorists face heavy delays this morning

Dubai motorists are facing heavy delays this morning due to accidents, construction work, and heavy congestion on several major routes. The most affected roads include Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), Al Khail Road (E44), and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311), with pockets of bumper-to-bumper traffic reported near Zabeel Park, Defence Roundabout, Umm Suqeim, Dubai Marina, City Walk, and Dubai Mall.

Additionally, Sheikh Rashid Road (D75) and D88 through Karama are experiencing slow-moving traffic. Abu Dhabi Police have warned truck drivers to follow safety rules and avoid yellow boxes, while Dubai Police have issued fines for truck-related incidents. Motorists are advised to allow extra travel time, maintain a safe following distance, and consider alternative routes to avoid the congestion.

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