Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched a large-scale project to renew road markings at 89 locations across the city, reinforcing its commitment to road safety and infrastructure excellence under its 2025 Preventive Maintenance Plan.
The initiative spans highways, main roads, residential streets, and key intersections. It includes re-striping 50 major roads—such as Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street, First Al Khail Road, and 2nd December Street—as well as refreshing markings in 39 residential areas like Al Barsha, Al Twar, and Al Qusais Industrial Area.
As part of the project, the RTA will repaint over 30,000 linear metres of road markings. The plan also includes renewing box junctions, paid parking spaces, red surfacing in speed reduction zones, and traffic-calming elements such as humps.
“The renewal of road markings is a priority under RTA’s 2025 Preventive Maintenance Plan,”
said Abdulla Ali Lootah, Director of Roads and Facilities Maintenance at RTA.
“This initiative supports our Traffic Safety Strategy and enhances Dubai’s global standing in road safety and infrastructure.”
Lootah emphasized the use of advanced technologies and premium materials to improve the durability of markings and ensure minimal disruption during the works. Comprehensive safety measures will be in place throughout the process to maintain smooth traffic flow.
This renewal programme is part of RTA’s broader strategy to ensure that Dubai’s road network remains safe, efficient, and clearly marked for all road users.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
