Road Infrastructure
To deliver the emirate’s ambitious strategic plan ‘Abu Dhabi 2030’, the Abu Dhabi government has confirmed substantial investment in the capital city’s road transport network.
Abu Dhabi is spending more on infrastructure than any other capital in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC).
Over the past three years, Abu Dhabi has investment more than US$5.4 billion on road projects.
Funding is in place to deliver:
- Construction of bridge on Abu Dhabi island at a cost of US$20.39 million
- Bridge maintenance work valued at US$23.38 million
- US$810,000 worth of car park and pedestrian tunnel maintenance
- Instructional signage worth US$4 million
- Pedestrian paths to the value of US$8 million
- Emergency maintenance and roadwork projects to US$54 million
- Infrastructure projects for Abu Dhabi’s largest developments – Lulu Island and Al Ras Al Akhdar: US$3.8 billion allocated for road, tunnel and bridge construction
Abu Dhabi will continue to expand the privatisation of road cleaning and car park management.
Across the GCC, governments will invest US$10.6 billion on road projects over the next 10 years.