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A temporary closure will be in place for two months from October 18 on the intersection of Rawdat Rashed Road with Salwa Road (Exit 29).
During the period, a parallel alternative road can be used for the movement of vehicles in the area. The closure is being made to start the implementation of Phase four of Rawdat Al Rashed Road Development Project.
Further, the entrance from Salwa Road to Roundabout (2, as seen on the map) will be closed to heavy vehicles and will remain open only for light vehicles, for a period of two months. Heavy vehicles can drive towards Roundabout (1) and then take a U-turn to the main road.
The road from Roundabout (2) towards Roundabout (3) southbound will also be closed. Drivers coming from Bu Samra will have to drive towards Exit 24, then go back to Salwa Road and enter Rawdat Rashed Road.
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