UAE: Key Junction on Sharjah-Al Dhaid Road to Close for Four Days Beginning Today

The Roads and Transport Authority of Sharjah has announced that a significant exit will be temporarily closed due to ongoing infrastructure enhancements in the region.

The exit to Al Dhaid City, specifically Bridge No. 4 on the Sharjah-Al Dhaid Road, will be closed starting Friday, April 18, and will remain shut until Monday, April 21. This information was shared by RTA Sharjah through a post on social media.

Refer to the map provided below:

With this crucial exit inaccessible for four days, the authority has advised drivers to explore alternative routes. They also emphasized the importance of adhering to traffic safety guidelines for everyone’s well-being.

In contrast, drivers traveling from Sharjah to Dubai can breathe easier following the recent opening of a new bridge in the Al Shindagha area.

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