en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC) has launched development projects on Othman Bin Affan Road and King Salman Road, aimed at improving traffic flow and enhancing the overall travel experience in the Saudi capital.

The project spans 4.3 kilometers and includes the construction of seven new bridges and upgrades to existing lanes. The RCRC stated that these improvements will increase the corridor's capacity to approximately 500,000 vehicles per day, further strengthening connectivity between key routes in northern Riyadh.

The scope of work includes upgrading the main intersection of King Salman Road and Anas bin Malik Road through an integrated network of bridges ranging from two to four lanes. This will enhance connectivity between the northern and southern sections of King Salman Road, reduce travel times, and improve overall traffic efficiency in the area.

As part of a broader traffic management plan coordinated with relevant authorities, the RCRC has also introduced temporary traffic diversions on the northern section of this road to ensure safe and smooth traffic flow during construction. The diversion plan is implemented in two phases, maintaining three main lanes in each direction. The plan also includes comprehensive directional and warning signs, real-time updates on navigation platforms, and the launch of a dedicated webpage for continuous project progress updates.

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