Abu Dhabi drivers should prepare for delays as two major road closures in the Al Dhafra region are expected to impact daily commutes. The Sheikha Salama Bint Butti Road (E45) will have partial restrictions until February 28, while Maktoom Alfandi Al Mazrouei Street in Madinat Zayed Industrial Area will remain closed until April 30.
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SHEIKHA SALAMA BINT BUTTI ROAD (E45)
AL DHAFRA REGION
FROM TUESDAY, 28 JANUARY 2025
TO FRIDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 2025 pic.twitter.com/VnC0KJ2wdN
These closures are part of ongoing road maintenance and infrastructure upgrades, aiming to improve travel conditions in the long run. However, they will cause temporary diversions and traffic congestion in key areas. Motorists are urged to plan alternative routes, follow traffic updates, and allow extra travel time.
Sheikha Salama Bint Butti Road (E45) Closure

The authorities have partially closed Sheikha Salama Bint Butti Road (E45), limiting access for commuters traveling through the region. The affected section will remain under maintenance until February 28.
Authorities have advised motorists to use alternative routes to avoid delays. Road signs and traffic management systems are in place to ensure a smooth flow of vehicles.
Maktoom Alfandi Al Mazrouei Street Closure in Madinat Zayed

In the Madinat Zayed Industrial Area, Maktoom Alfandi Al Mazrouei Street is temporarily closed for infrastructure enhancements. This closure will remain in effect until April 30, impacting businesses and daily commuters in the area.
Check live traffic updates and use alternative roads to reach your destinations.
Traffic Diversions and Alternative Routes
To minimize disruptions, authorities have introduced detours and traffic management plans to help ease congestion. Motorists should:
- Use GPS navigation apps for real-time road status.
- Follow official road signs directing to open routes.
- Allow extra travel time to avoid last-minute delays.
Weather Conditions and Traffic Safety Measures
During foggy weather, Abu Dhabi authorities reduce speed limits on major roads to 80 km/h to ensure driver safety. Commuters should stay updated on traffic advisories, especially during early mornings when visibility is low.
To stay safe on the road:
- Drive cautiously and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
- Follow temporary speed limits and warning signs.
- Check for weather-related detours before heading out
Plan Ahead to Avoid Delays
With these closures in effect for the next few months, motorists should stay informed and plan their journeys wisely. Businesses relying on logistics and transportation in the affected areas may also need to adjust schedules to prevent delays.
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