The project is being developed in three phases. Work on Phase 1, which began in February 2006, was intended to create a sector that starts along E 66 (Dubai–Al Ain Road) and extends inward towards E 77 (Jebel Ali–Al-Habab Road). Phase II of the project, which began in January 2007, involved linking the bypass with E 88 (Al Dhaid Road) in Sharjah. Phase III will involve extending E 611 from the Jebel Ali–Al-Habab junction to the outskirts of Abu Dhabi City and is expected to cost approximately US$80 million.[1]
E 611 was called "Dubai Bypass Road" or "Outer Bypass Road" (also called the "Dubai Ring Road"), before being renamed the "Emirates Road" in 2013.[2]
road, united, arab, emirates, this, article, about, current, emirates, road, former, emirates, road, road, united, arab, emirates, arabic, ٦١١, road, constructed, united, arab, emirates, also, known, emirates, road, developed, link, emirate, dhabi, with, north. This article is about the current Emirates Road For the former Emirates Road see E 311 road United Arab Emirates E 611 Arabic إ ٦١١ is a road constructed in the United Arab Emirates UAE Also known as the Emirates Road E 611 is developed to link the emirate of Abu Dhabi with the northern emirates of Ras al Khaimah Umm al Quwain parallel to E311 without passing through the city of Dubai E 611إ ٦١١Emirates RoadRoute informationExisted2006 presentLocationCountryUnited Arab EmiratesMajor citiesDubai Abu Dhabi Sharjah Ajman Umm al Quwain Ras al Khaimah Al FujairahHighway systemTransport in the United Arab EmiratesRoads in DubaiHistory and description EditThe project is being developed in three phases Work on Phase 1 which began in February 2006 was intended to create a sector that starts along E 66 Dubai Al Ain Road and extends inward towards E 77 Jebel Ali Al Habab Road Phase II of the project which began in January 2007 involved linking the bypass with E 88 Al Dhaid Road in Sharjah Phase III will involve extending E 611 from the Jebel Ali Al Habab junction to the outskirts of Abu Dhabi City and is expected to cost approximately US 80 million 1 E 611 was called Dubai Bypass Road or Outer Bypass Road also called the Dubai Ring Road before being renamed the Emirates Road in 2013 2 In 2010 UPS Airline Flight 6 a cargo plane crashed near the highway by the Dubai Silicon Oasis after it took off from Dubai International Airport All people aboard were killed 3 Sharjah s largest mosque opened in May 2019 is located at the junction of this road and the road to Mleiha 4 Gallery Edit nbsp Aerial view of E611 nbsp E611 during a sandstormReferences Edit RTA Awards Dh289 million contract for Bypass Road Archived 2011 07 17 at the Wayback Machine UAEInteract com June 21 2007 Dubai Bypass Road renamed Emirates Road Gulf News April 6 2013 Retrieved January 20 2014 Gulf News New Sharjah mosque can accommodate 25 000 worshippers Gulf News 2019 05 11 Retrieved 2019 05 12 nbsp This United Arab Emirates location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This article about transport in the United Arab Emirates is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title E 611 road United Arab Emirates amp oldid 1121681633, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
