Abu Dhabi Mobility confirms a temporary right-lane closure towards Abu Dhabi from November 14 to 16. Motorists should expect possible delays
ABU DHABI: Abu Dhabi Mobility has announced a 54-hour lane closure on Sheikh Zayed Bridge this weekend. The authority will close the right lane towards Abu Dhabi from Saturday, November 14, until Monday, November 16.
The restriction will affect motorists travelling along Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Street (E10) towards the capital. Drivers should plan their journeys and allow extra travel time.
Sheikh Zayed Bridge closure timings
Abu Dhabi Mobility confirmed the following closure schedule:
- Road: Sheikh Zayed Bridge, Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Street (E10)
- Affected lane: Right lane towards Abu Dhabi
- Closure begins: Saturday, November 14, at 12am
- Closure ends: Monday, November 16, at 6am
- Total duration: 54 hours
The authority has not announced a complete bridge closure. The restriction applies only to the right lane in the direction of Abu Dhabi.
Motorists urged to plan ahead
The temporary restriction could affect traffic entering Abu Dhabi during the weekend. Drivers may experience slower movement near the affected section, particularly during busy travel periods. Abu Dhabi Mobility has advised motorists to check traffic conditions before starting their journeys. Drivers should also maintain safe distances between vehicles and follow road signs.
Motorists can consider alternative routes where appropriate. They should also monitor official traffic updates for any changes to the announced schedule.
Impact to Expect
The lane closure may cause delays for commuters, residents and visitors travelling towards Abu Dhabi. Motorists should allow extra time and remain alert when approaching the affected section. Drivers must also follow temporary traffic signs and instructions.
The restriction will remain in place until 6am on Monday, November 16, unless the authority announces changes. Abu Dhabi Mobility continues to share road closure updates through its official communication channels to help motorists plan safer journeys.
