Traffic congestions, a challenge for our development ambitions that can only be addressed by innovative solutions

30/04/2025 Transportation | His Excellency Eng. Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei

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The UAE continues to implement comprehensive solutions to address traffic congestion- a national priority aimed at boosting the economy and improving quality of life.

With the country undergoing rapid transformation, roads are no longer viewed as traditional infrastructure, but as vital development arteries that enhance regional and global competitiveness and contribute to the achievement of sustainable development goals through an integrated and efficient transport system.

The growing traffic congestion has become a barrier to smooth mobility, negatively impacting daily productivity and quality of life. This is largely due to the rapid increase in the number of vehicles and the heavy reliance on private transportation, which places significant pressure on existing road networks and slows down traffic flow-especially in major cities.

To address these challenges, the UAE is working to adopt innovative solutions and a holistic approach focused on developing public transport infrastructure. This includes expanding metro and tram networks, designating exclusive bus lanes to improve their efficiency, and enhancing integration between land and marine transport to offer sustainable alternatives that ease the burden on roads. There is also a growing need to revise regulatory policies, such as unifying speed limits and organizing truck movement times, to improve the efficiency of the transport network and reduce delays and congestion.

Through these proactive efforts, the UAE is confidently advancing toward building a smart and resilient infrastructure that balances urban growth with the increasing demands of daily mobility. These measures support the national economy and positively impact the lives of individuals and society as a whole, paving the way for a smoother and more sustainable future in transportation.

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