Beginning on Friday, October 25, the speed limit on Tripoli Street will go up from 80 to 100kmph in the sector from Emirates Road to Nouakchott Street, and to 90kmph from Nouakchott Street to Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Dubai Police announced on Wednesday.
"Increasing the speed limit to 100 kmph does not apply to the entire Tripoli Street as it applies to non-urbanised areas between Nouakchott Street and Emirates Road. The speed limit on the remainder of Tripoli Street (between interchanges of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and Nouakchott Street) has been set to 90 km/h," Eng. Maitha bin Adai, CEO of RTA's Traffic and Roads Agency, explained.
For more details, visit: https://t.co/nFK2P0bSym@DubaiPoliceHQ pic.twitter.com/vYEyzMNnqh"These changes take into consideration key engineering factors addressing the lack of compliance with the set speed limits, and the use of best traffic enforcement measures in accordance with the correlation between optimal speed rates and the traffic flow. The existing speed limit signs will be changed to reflect the new speed limits of 90 and 100 kmph. Changes will also include directional and cautionary signs as per the approved standards to ensure safe and smooth transport for all," she added.
- RTA (@rta_dubai) October 23, 2019
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