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UAE Roads and Transport Expansion Plan

Sector: Rail • Location: United Arab Emirates

Source: The National

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Planned

The UAE plans to spend $46 billion (Dh170 billion) over the next five years on transport and road projects to ease traffic congestion. The projects include widening major roads such as Al Ittihad Road, Emirates Road, and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Road, improving public transport, and implementing high-speed rail projects. Additionally, there is a study to construct a fourth federal motorway extendi

Status
Prospective
Sector
Rail, Mass Transit, Road, Government
Location
United Arab Emirates
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The National

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The project “UAE Roads and Transport Expansion Plan” is an infrastructure initiative in the Rail sector, located in United Arab Emirates. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The National.

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2026-07-22

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The UAE plans to spend $46 billion (Dh170 billion) over the next five years on transport and road projects to ease traffic congestion. The projects include widening major roads such as Al Ittihad Road, Emirates Road, and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Road, improving public transport, and implementing high-speed rail projects. Additionally, there is a study to construct a fourth federal motorway extending 120km with 12 lanes, designed to handle up to 360,000 trips a day.

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Transport

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United Arab Emirates (UAE)

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The National

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Rail, Mass Transit, Road, Government

Article published date

2025-11-08

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