Dubai to get the world largest automated submarine transportation system linking BlueWaters Island with the city's metro stations
In a bid to reduce traffic congestion in the fast population growing city of Dubai, the
Roads and Transport Authority announce yesterday that Dubai is building an underwater bridge that will link the Dh1.6 billion Bluewaters Island tourism
mega project with Sheikh Zayed Road. The underwater bridge will include two lanes designated
for a driverless electric car system to the Nakheel Harbour & Tower
metro station.
The bridge will connect the island that is set to become home to the world largest Ferris wheel with the JBR interchange 5.5 on the Sheikh Zayed Road.
The bridge will measure 1,400 metres long and 25 metres wide similar to those in operation at Abu Dhabiâ super green Masdar City.
The project will be served by a personal rapid transit system to bring visitors from the metro station to the festivities area, a footbridge will be constructed to link the island with the waterfront of the JBR and a cable car will shuttle visitors to and from the entertainment zone, said Mattar Al Tayer, the executive director of the RTA.
Rising tourist arrivals are also putting pressure on transport infrastructure. Bluewaters Island alone expects to attract more than three million visitors a year.
Plans are in place for more than 40 new bridges across the emirate costing billions of dirhams.
These include the Dh2bn Dubai Water Canal project, which includes a bridge on Sheikh Zayed Road over the creek extension canal. Phase two, which includes building bridges on Al Wasl and Jumeirah Roads has reached 25 per cent completion.
A Dh200 million bridge aimed at reducing traffic congestion around Nakheel’s International City was approved last year. It will extend from Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road to Nouakchott Road, north to south, and from Al Awir Road to Al Manama Road, east to west.
Earlier in March this, work started on the Dh88 million Wafi Interchange Improvement project comprising the construction of a 700 metre long, six lane bridge.
A bridge building boom is set to boost transport links in Dubai as city planners race to keep pace with population growth.
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The bridge will measure 1,400 metres long and 25 metres wide similar to those in operation at Abu Dhabiâ super green Masdar City.
The project will be served by a personal rapid transit system to bring visitors from the metro station to the festivities area, a footbridge will be constructed to link the island with the waterfront of the JBR and a cable car will shuttle visitors to and from the entertainment zone, said Mattar Al Tayer, the executive director of the RTA.
Rising tourist arrivals are also putting pressure on transport infrastructure. Bluewaters Island alone expects to attract more than three million visitors a year.
Plans are in place for more than 40 new bridges across the emirate costing billions of dirhams.
These include the Dh2bn Dubai Water Canal project, which includes a bridge on Sheikh Zayed Road over the creek extension canal. Phase two, which includes building bridges on Al Wasl and Jumeirah Roads has reached 25 per cent completion.
A Dh200 million bridge aimed at reducing traffic congestion around Nakheel’s International City was approved last year. It will extend from Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road to Nouakchott Road, north to south, and from Al Awir Road to Al Manama Road, east to west.
Earlier in March this, work started on the Dh88 million Wafi Interchange Improvement project comprising the construction of a 700 metre long, six lane bridge.
A bridge building boom is set to boost transport links in Dubai as city planners race to keep pace with population growth.
#Dubai needs workers. #Jobs available in Dubai:
Electrical Engineers, Industrial Electricians, Iron workers, Carpenters, Electricians, Millwright Technicians, Security men and women, Telecommunication Technicians, Heavy Duty Mechanics, Auto mechanics, Welders, Plumbers, Tilers, Draftman, #Chefs, Continental chefs, Nannies, House help, Beauticians, Hairdressers, Civil Engineers, Computer Network Technicians, Business Development Officers, Human Resource Managers, Sales/Marketing Managers, Accountants / Bookers, Computer Operators, Computer system analysts, IT professional, Graphic Designers, Web Designers, Restaurant waiters / Waitress, Warehouse workers, store managers, Front office managers, office supervisors, Retail Trade supervisor, Transport supervisors etc
Qualification is your experience. For Dubai #EmploymentVisa or #WorkingVisa Call / whatsapp: +234 8039373239. Email: lakesidetravelandtour@outlook.com
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