Partial road closures, heavy rain and flight delays mean extra caution is needed in the captial
Motorists in Abu Dhabi are being urged to exercise extra caution this week as partial closures are in effect on the intersections of King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street.
The closures will remain in place from Thursday, 18 December to Thursday, 25 December 2025, affecting key traffic flows in the city.
Drivers are advised to plan their journeys in advance and allow extra time to navigate around affected intersections.
Adding to the challenge, the capital recently experienced heavy rainfall, making roads slippery and reducing visibility.
Authorities are reminding residents to drive carefully, reduce speed, maintain safe distances, and stay alert, especially in areas prone to flooding or water accumulation.
Even routine trips may take longer than usual, so patience and caution are essential.
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The adverse weather has also affected air travel in the region. Several flights from Dubai have been temporarily grounded, causing disruptions for those returning home for the festive season.
So if you are travelling to Dubai to catch a flight, you are advised to check with airlines for updates and to allow extra time for transfers or alternative travel arrangements.
Overall, residents and visitors should remain vigilant, stay updated on traffic advisories, and take extra care on Abu Dhabi’s roads during this period.
While the city continues to bustle with holiday activity, safety comes first, both for drivers on the streets and passengers travelling by air.
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