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Sheikh Zayed Road: ce qu’il y a autour, comment y aller et quand venir · 2026

Drivers living along Sheikh Zayed Road depend on the longest highway corridor for daily movement through the metropolis. Residents face the traffic of the primary urban artery whenever they commute.

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Sheikh Zayed Road forms the central urban expressway of the country's longest highway system.

Sheikh Zayed Road designates the Dubai section of the longest national highway across the Emirates. The route runs parallel to the Persian Gulf coastline, linking the Saudi Arabian frontier crossing at Al Ghuawifat in the western desert to the northern border crossing into Oman at al-Darah. Within the city, this multilane corridor operates as the primary transportation artery for regional and intercity transit.

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The continuous thoroughfare changes designations across emirate lines, transitioning into Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Road toward Abu Dhabi and Al Ittihad Road toward Sharjah and Ajman. Long-term residents living in towers beside the motorway gain immediate access to intercity travel corridors, but daily errands require navigating high-speed interchanges rather than walking along neighborhood sidewalks.

Associations
  • National highway networkForms part of the longest continuous road across the emirates.
  • Inter-emirate travelConnects the urban core directly to Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Oman.
  • Motorway severanceHigh vehicle speeds divide neighborhoods and impede foot traffic.
  • Coastal corridorRuns parallel to the Persian Gulf shoreline along the urban edge.
Faits
  • The road forms part of the longest continuous highway corridor in the Emirates.
  • The motorway corridor runs roughly parallel to the Persian Gulf shoreline.
  • The highway connects the Saudi Arabian border crossing at Al Ghuawifat with the border crossing into Oman at al-Darah.
  • The thoroughfare assumes alternate names across administrative boundaries, including Al Ittihad Road in Sharjah and Ajman.
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