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E 11 road (United Arab Emirates)

Coordinates:25°13′7″N55°16′48″E / 25.21861°N 55.28000°E /25.21861; 55.28000
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Road in the United Arab Emirates
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E 11
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Map
Sheikh Zayed Road on 28 December 2007.jpg
E 11 becomes Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, withDubai Metro visible
Route information
Part of
Length558.4 km (347.0 mi)
Existed1980–present
Major junctions
West endGhuwaifat Border Crossing
Major intersections
  • E 15 - Ghiyathi Road
  • E 65 - Liwa - Abu Dhabi Road
  • E 22 - Al Ain Road
  • E 20 - Suweihan Road
  • E 10 - Zayed bin Sultan Street
  • E 14 - Al Faqa Road
  • E 75 - Al Fayah Road
  • D 53 - Al Maktoum Airport Street
  • E 77 - Expo Road
  • D 57 - Al Yalayis Street
  • D 63 - Hessa Street
  • D 71 - Financial Center Road
  • E 66 - Oud Metha Road
  • S 108 - Al Khan Street
  • S 112 - King Faisal Street
  • E 55 - Al Shuwaib - Umm Al Quwien Road
  • E 311 - Mohammed Bin Zayed Road
  • E 18 - Al Manama - Ras Al Khaimah Road
East endAl Dara Border Crossing
Location
CountryUnited Arab Emirates
Major citiesDubai,Sharjah,Ajman,Umm al-Quwain,Ras al Khaimah,Abu Dhabi
Highway system

E 11 (Arabic:شارع ﺇ ١١) is a highway in theUnited Arab Emirates (UAE). The longest road in the Emirates, it stretches from the Al Batha border crossing at theSaudi Arabia–UAE border inal-Silah in theal-Dhafra region of theEmirate of Abu Dhabi and ends at theOman–UAE border crossing ofal-Darah inal-Jeer,Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah, running roughly parallel to UAE's coastline along thePersian Gulf. The road forms the main artery in some emirates' main cities, where it assumes various alternate names —Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Road andSheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Road[1] inAbu Dhabi,Sheikh Zayed Road inDubai,Al Ittihad Road inSharjah andAjman, andSheikh Muhammad bin Salem Road inRas Al Khaimah. E 11 used to have the highest posted speed limit on Earth at 160 km/h, but was reduced to 140 km/h on April 14, 2025.[2]

Dubai-Abu Dhabi Highway

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TheDubai-Abu Dhabi Highway of E 11 links the two largest cities of the United Arab Emirates,Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The project was first proposed in 1968 by the Sheikhs of Abu Dhabi and Dubai toSheikh Zayed. In 1971, the project was approved and construction began. The highway was completed in 1980.[3] The highway starts near Al Maqta' Bridge in Abu Dhabi and becomes Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai.

Sheikh Zayed Road

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In Dubai, E 11 is known as "Sheikh Zayed Road" (Arabic: شارع الشيخ زايد). This road is the main artery of the city. The highway runs parallel to the coastline from the Trade Centre Roundabout to the border with theemirate of Abu Dhabi, 55 kilometres (34 mi) away in the area ofJebel Ali.[4]

Skyscrapers on Sheikh Zayed Road in July 2006

The road was formerly known asDefence Road.[4] Between 1993 and 1998, 30 kilometres (19 mi) of the road was expanded.[4] Along with this improvement came a change in the name.Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Ruler of Dubai at the time, named the road after the then-president of the United Arab Emirates,Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.[5]

The E11 is designated as such because "E" stands for Emirates, and the number system was adopted in 1995 to represent nationally and internationally significant high-speed roads within the UAE. The E Route system defines these roads as having limited or controlled access and a speed limit of 100 kilometers per hour or higher. The E11 is part of this system, categorized as a primary road, with its numbering indicating a north-south orientation as per the guidelines detailed in theAbu Dhabi Department of Transport's document TR-538 from 2018.[6]

Overhead view of Sheikh Zayed Road and its skyscrapers

The Sheikh Zayed Road is home to most of Dubai's skyscrapers, including theEmirates Towers. The highway also connects other new developments such as thePalm Jumeirah andDubai Marina. The road has most of theRed Line ofDubai Metro running alongside it.[7] In Dubai itself much of the highway has seven to eight lanes in each direction.

In 2014, theDubai Water Canal began construction; as part of the project, a section of the road was removed and a bridge was constructed.[8]

Incidents

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Traffic pileup

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On 12 March 2008, approximately 200 vehicles smashed into each other before going up in flames.[9][10] According to the Abu Dhabi Police, 3 people were killed and 277 injured, 15 of them critically. Thickfog and poor visibility contributed to the deadly pileup. The event is considered to be one of the worsttraffic collisions in the UAE's history.

Exit list

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In the emirates of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, exits are numbered based on distance starting from east to west within the emirate.

EmirateLocationkmmiExitDestinationsNotes
Abu DhabiGhuwaifat00.0-Ghuwaifat Border Crossing
Al Sila'a19.1411.8919Al Sila'a
Al Wahidah29.8218.5330Al Wahidah
Mahmiyat Al Soqour53.6033.3153Mahmiyat Al Soqour
Barakah67.8542.1666Barakah
Umm al Oshtan96.7160.0995Umm al Oshtan
Jebel Al Dannah115.1871.57113Jebel Al Dannah
Al Ruwais, UAE128.7780.01127 E 15 (Ghiyathi Road) –Al Ruwais, UAE,Ghayathi
143.7289.30-Al Rubban Street
157.9298.13158Baynounah, Thumayriyah
Gerain Al Ash176.50109.67176Gerain Al Ash
Al Harmia189.32117.64189Al Harmia
Al Mirfa202.28125.69202AAl Mirfa (South),Habshan,Madinat Zayed
203.26126.30202BAl Mirfa
213.83132.87214Al Mirfa (East)
Tarif231.69143.97231Tarif
243.96151.59244 E 45 (Shikha Salama bint Butti Road) –Madinat Zayed,Liwa (Mezaira'a)
Al Khidayrah251.21156.09251Abu Al Abyad
260.61161.94261Ghuwaifat
270.65168.17271Ghuwaifat
Al Noof284.51176.79285Al Rumaitha, Al Noof
Al Aryam297.55184.89297Al Aryam
Al Shinayin305.46189.80305 E 65 (Hameem Road) – Hameem
Al Aryam297.55184.89297Al Aryam
Abu Dhabi Industrial City (ICAD)312.10193.93312AICAD
313.04194.51312BICAD
319.41198.47318ICAD
Jarn Yafour321.88200.01322AE 30 (Al Rawdah Road) –Al Ain (Truck Road)
322.54200.42322BMussafah, Mohammed bin Zayed City,Abu Dhabi
Al Mafraq327.33203.39328AE 22 /M 7 (Al Ain Road) –Al Wathba,Al Ain
327.90203.75322BE 22 (Al Ain Road) –Abu Dhabi,Yas Island
320.32199.04320Mafraq Sheikh Shakbout Medical City, Bani Yas
Al Shawamekh332.56206.64333Shakbout City, Al Shawamekh
Al Shamkha336.13208.86336Shakbout City, Al Shamkha
340.61211.65343A E 20 (Sweihan Road) –Sweihan
341.71212.33343BE 22 (Sweihan Road) –Abu Dhabi
Al Falah344.0213.8343CAirport support facilities
346.50215.31348Rawdat Al Reef Palace, Al Falah, Al Reef
To E 12 (Khalifa bin Zayed Street) –Yas Island,Saadiyat Island
Rawdat Al Reef355.06220.62357Zayed Military City
End of E 10 (Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Street)
Abu Mreikhah358.46222.74359Al Shahama, Zayed Military City
365.43227.07366Al Rahba City
E 16 (Al Taf Road) – Al Ajban
Muwaylih369.83229.80371Al Rahba, Al Taweelah,Khalifa Port - Kizad
Al Samha374.59232.76374AAl Samha
Khalifa Industrial Zone375.60233.39374BKizad B
376.21233.77374CKizad A,Khalifa Port
381.03236.76381Al Semeh, Abu Dhabi Sports Aviation Club
Al Layyan389.98242.32390 E 14 (Al Faqaa Road) – Saih As Sidrah
Ghantout398.37247.54399Ghantout
402.75250.26403 E 75 (Al Faya Road) – Seih Sheib
 404.17
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251.14
0.00
Abu Dhabi-Dubai Border
DubaiJebel Ali Hills1.510.942Saih Shuwaib 1
4.652.895Dubai Parks and Resorts
Jebel Ali Industrial13.098.1313A D 53 east (Al Maktoum Airport Street) – Madinat Al Maktoum
13.988.6913B D 53 west (Al Maktoum Airport Street) – Jebel Ali Port (Gate 7 and 8)
18.9311.7620AJebel Ali Central Street
19.2711.9720BE 77 east (Expo Road) –Al Ain,Hatta
19.2711.9720CE 77 west (Expo Road) –Jebel Ali Port (Gate 4)
22.0913.7322A D 57 east (Al Yalayis Street)
ToE 311 (Mohammed bin Zayed Road)
23.0814.3422B D 57 west (Al Yalayis Street) –Jebel Ali Port (Gate 1 and 3)
Jebel Ali Village25.3415.7525Al Tahila Street
26.8916.7127Ibn Battuta Street
27.8917.3329 D 59 (Garn Al Sabkha Street)
Bluewaters Island
Dubai Marina31.4219.5232Al Sarayat Street, Al Naseem Street, Dubai Harbour
33.3220.7034Nakhlat Jumeira Street, Al Falak Street, Dubai Harbour
D 61 east (Hessa Street)
35.7422.2136 D 61 west (Hessa Street) –Jumeira
Al Barsha31.4219.5239 D 63 (Umm Suqeim Street)
Al Qouz39.9124.8040 D 65 (Al Marabea Street)
42.1726.2043 D 65 (Al Manara Street)
43.9327.3044 D 67 west (Umm Al Sheif Street) –Jumeira
44.2527.5045Al Waha Street
46.3828.8247 D 69 (Al Meydan Street, Al Hadiqa Street)
Al Wasl48Al Khaleej Al Tejari 1 Street
50AD 71 east (Financial Center Street(Upper Level))
The Dubai Mall
50BD 71 east (Financial Center Street(Lower Level)),The Dubai Mall,Burj Khalifa
Al Sukook Street,DIFC
50CD 71 west (Al Safa Street)
Al Satwa51Al Boursa Street
Museum of the Future
52Trade Centre Street
53D 73 (Zaa'beel Palace Street, 2nd December Street)
D 88 (Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street)
Zaa'beel54AD 78 (Umm Hurair Street) –Deira
D 84 (Zaa'beel Street) –Bur Dubai
54BD 75 (Sheikh Rashid Street) – Port Rashid
54CZaa'beel Street
56AE 66 east (Oud Maitha Road) –Al Ain
56BD 79 west (Oud Maitha Street) –Bur Dubai
57Al Zahrawi Street,Al Jaddaf
Al Garhoud58AD 70 (Casablanca Street) –Terminal 1 and 3
58BD 83 (Al Rebat Street) –Umm Ramool,Mirdif,Al Warqa'a
Dubai Festival City
60D 85 (Baniyas Street) –Deira
City Centre Deira
61D 89 (Al Maktoum Street, Airport Road) –Deira, Al Khawaneej
Terminal 1 and 3
Deira62D 91 east (Al Quds Street) –Al Twar,Terminal 2
D 91 west (Bu Hail Street) –Abu Hail,Al Wuheida
D 80 (Salah Al Din Street) –Al Ras, Naif
65D 93 east (Al Nahda Street) –Al Qusais,Al Mizhar,Muhaisnah
D 93 west (Al Wuheida Street) –Hor Al Anz East,Al Wuheida, Al Hamriya Port
66D 95 east (Baghdad Street) –Al Qusais,Al Nahda
67D 95 west (Cairo Street) –Al Mamzar
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References

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  1. ^"Mafraq-Ghuwaifat highway renamed Shaikh Khalifa road | Transport – Gulf News". Gulfnews.com. 2018-01-24. Retrieved2021-05-04.
  2. ^Amir, Khitam Al (2025-04-09)."Abu Dhabi announces new speed limit on two major highways".Gulf News: Latest UAE news, Dubai news, Business, travel news, Dubai Gold rate, prayer time, cinema. Retrieved2025-11-04.
  3. ^Ismail, Manal."A trip down E11 memory lane".The National. Retrieved2024-09-07.
  4. ^abc"From empty roundabout to city hub".Gulf News. 2007-12-28. Archived fromthe original on 2015-06-17. Retrieved2008-01-11.
  5. ^"Sheikh Zayed Road". Dubai As It Used To Be. Retrieved2008-01-11.
  6. ^Langton, James (2023-08-12)."Why the UAE's national motorway is called the E11".The National. Retrieved2023-12-24.
  7. ^"Dubai metro guide: metro timings, tickets and lines". Visit Dubai. 2020-09-23. Retrieved2021-05-04.
  8. ^"Work begins on Sheikh Zayed Road diversion as part of Dubai Canal project".The National. 2014-07-21. Retrieved2021-05-04.
  9. ^"200-Car Pileup in One of UAE's Worst Accidents". Arab news. 2008-03-12. Retrieved2008-03-12.
  10. ^"REFILE-UAE's biggest traffic accident kills 3, injures 277".Reuters. 2008-03-12. Retrieved2008-03-12.

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