Authorities in Abu Dhabi often reduce speed limits during adverse weather conditions, such as dust, fog, or rain. However, these are temporary reductions, meant for a short period of time, to ensure safety during periods where driving visibility may be hindered. In contrast, the newly announced speed limits are a permanent measure.

Authorities in Abu Dhabi often reduce speed limits during adverse weather conditions, such as dust, fog, or rain. However, these are temporary reductions, meant for a short period of time, to ensure safety during periods where driving visibility may be hindered. In contrast, the newly announced speed limits are a permanent measure.

Abu Dhabi authorities announced the implementation of reduced speed limits on major highways starting April 14. The limits were reduced by 20kmph.

The reductions are as follows:

  • Abu Dhabi-Sweihan road (E20) – Reduced from 120kmph to 100kmph
  • Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed International Road (E11) – Reduced from 160kmph to 140kmph
  • Authorities in Abu Dhabi often reduce speed limits during adverse weather conditions, such as dust, fog, or rain. However, these are temporary reductions, meant for a short period of time, to ensure safety during periods where driving visibility may be hindered. In contrast, the newly announced speed limits are a permanent measure.