Monday morning rush hour brings delays on Dubai-Sharjah roads as traffic builds across key routes

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Motorists urged to plan ahead and drive carefully as rush-hour congestion affects Dubai-Sharjah routes.

Dubai-Sharjah commuters face Monday morning traffic delays

Motorists travelling between Dubai and Sharjah are likely to experience delays during the Monday morning rush hour, with live traffic reports indicating heavy congestion across several key routes.

Traffic data from Google Maps showed slow-moving conditions on major roads, including the route from Al Khan in Sharjah towards Hor Al Anz East in Dubai via E11.

Several parts of Sharjah also experienced heavy traffic, with congestion reported in the following areas:

Heavy traffic was also reported in several areas across Sharjah, including:

  • Industrial Area 13
  • Industrial Area 3
  • Industrial Area, Sharjah
  • Al Hamriya Port

In Dubai, congestion was reported around:

  • Me’aisem Second
  • Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road near Jabal Ali Industrial areas
  • Jabal Ali Industrial Second and Third areas

Slow traffic and minor accidents reported

Motorists were advised to expect delays in areas experiencing slow-moving traffic, including:

  • Al Barsha South Fifth, Dubai

Minor accidents were also reported in several locations, including:

  • Al Qusais Industrial Fifth
  • Corniche Deira
  • Me’aisem Second
  • Expo Road near Dubai Investment Park First

Drivers were urged to allow extra travel time, follow traffic regulations and remain cautious during peak-hour congestion.

Dubai Police issues summer parking advisory

With temperatures continuing to rise, Dubai Police has reminded motorists to take necessary precautions when leaving vehicles parked outdoors.

Dubai Police advised motorists to park vehicles in shaded areas where possible and use sunshades to help reduce heat buildup inside cars during the summer months.

Drivers were also encouraged to carry out regular vehicle checks, never leave children or valuables unattended inside parked vehicles, and follow recommended safety precautions amid rising temperatures.

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