AMMAN — The Public Security Directorate (PSD) revealed the traffic
detours that will be implemented on Thursday to accommodate the Royal Wedding.
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PSD
has devised a comprehensive traffic plan aimed at organizing diversions,
detours, and alternative routes for the day's events, local media outlets
reported.
Facilitating movement and ensuring safetyAs
part of the plan, traffic officers will be deployed throughout the Kingdom to
facilitate the movement of citizens and residents as they head to celebratory
events.
These
officers will be responsible for directing parking and coordinating the use of
free shuttle buses. Furthermore, special lanes will be secured for individuals
who need to reach hospitals and health centers, ensuring their unimpeded
access.
The
traffic plan will be implemented starting at 3pm and will continue until 7pm.
The designated route for the parade extends from the third circle through the
eighth circle and Al-Shaab Roundabout, concluding at Al-Husseiniya Palace.
Areas of anticipated traffic jams and temporary closures
Motorists
should anticipate traffic congestion and temporary closures in several areas
during the Royal Wedding celebrations. These locations include Sweileh, the
Dawriyyat traffic lights, Queen Rania Street, Sports City Roundabout,
Al-Dakhiliya Roundabout, Jabal Amman, Umm Uthaina, Wadi Saqra, Mecca Street,
Medina Street, Abdoun, Deir Ghbar, Sweifieh, Fuhais, and Al-Bayader (Wadi
Al-Seer).
Designated Locations and free buses for parade followersThe
traffic plan includes specific locations where vehicles can line up to follow
the royal parade and join in the national celebrations.
Additionally,
free shuttle buses will be provided to transport individuals who wish to reach
the parade route.
PSD's detailed explanation of diversions and detoursPSD
has issued a comprehensive explanation of the diversions and detours that will
be in effect on the day of the Royal Wedding.
The
following are the key points outlined in their instructions:Third Circle: Traffic towards the Fourth Circle will be closed, diverting it to
Abdel Moneim Riyad Street (Downtown) and Al-Kroum Street towards Abdali.
Fourth Circle: Traffic from Prince Hashem Street (Abdoun) will be diverted into
the tunnel towards Queen Noor Street (Al-Dakhiliya Roundabout). Traffic from
Queen Noor Street (Al-Dakhiliya Roundabout) will be redirected through the
tunnel (Abdoun Bridge).
Fifth Circle: Traffic from Abdoun (Al-Kindi Street) will be diverted through the
tunnel towards Wadi Saqra. Similarly, traffic from Wadi Saqra will be directed
through the tunnel towards Abdoun.
Sixth Circle: Traffic from Al-Sweifieh (Princess Alia Bint Al-Hussein Street)
will be diverted through the tunnel towards Um Uthaina (King Faisal Street),
and vice versa for traffic from King Faisal Street.
Seventh Circle: Traffic from Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah Street - Al-Haramain
Roundabout (Kilo Roundabout) will be blocked and diverted to Al-Tabashir Street
- Abdullah Ghosheh Street. Alternatively, a detour can be taken towards
Al-Haramain Roundabout. Traffic from the Airport Road and Abdullah Ghosheh
Street will be rerouted through the Seventh Circle Tunnel.
Eighth Circle: Traffic from the Al-Bayader area will be diverted towards Airport
Road - Al-Nahda Intersection. Traffic from Al-Nahda Circle will be directed
towards the Eighth Circle to Al-Sinaa Street or Queen Zein Street (Deir Ghbar).
Al-Shaab Roundabout: Traffic from Al-Shaab Street (Al-Salam Markets) will be
redirected towards Radi Annab Street (Al-Jandawil - Al-Bayader). Traffic from
Mecca Street will be diverted towards Al-Ayan Street (City Mall).
Medical City Roundabout: Traffic from the Khalda Tunnel will be diverted to the Khalda
Roundabout and then directed towards Wasfi Al-Tal Street or Al-Hijaz Street.
Traffic from Fuheis - Baccalaureate School traffic lights will be rerouted
towards the Khalda Roundabout, Wasfi Al-Tal Street, or Sweileh. Additionally,
traffic from Al-Nisr traffic lights - Al-Al-Bayt traffic lights will be
redirected to Al-Hijaz Street.
Secondary Road Traffic: Vehicles entering the route of the Royal parade from secondary
roads will be redirected and diverted to other main roads.
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