Removal of the Applied Science University roundabout and converting it into an intersection The step comes to reduce traffic accidents at the site

In a scene that topped public discussion and social media platforms, the name of Shafa Badran emerged as one of the top trends on the platform "X", after the announcement of a traffic step that is set to change the movement dynamics around the Applied Science University roundabout.

The concerned authorities decided to convert the roundabout into a modern intersection equipped with traffic lights operating on a four-phase system, in an attempt to regulate vehicle flow and reduce traffic pressure, which has long been a challenge in the area, especially during peak hours.

This step comes in response to a traffic study that showed a noticeable increase in accident rates at the site, due to high traffic density and overlapping traffic directions, which necessitated finding a more effective solution to reorganize movement and reduce points of conflict between vehicles.

The removal work of the roundabout is expected to begin in the coming days, with the process to be implemented in stages over a timeline ranging from one to two months, including the removal of the current structure and the installation of the new traffic light system.

Despite the scale of the change, it was confirmed that traffic will not be completely halted, as temporary traffic diversions will be implemented alongside field measures to ensure the continued flow of vehicles while minimizing congestion as much as possible.

The implementation work requires special technical effort due to the presence of large structural features at the center of the site, requiring precise handling to ensure safety and quality of execution.

Amid this anticipated transformation, road users are urged to remain patient and adhere to traffic instructions and temporary diversions during the work period, in anticipation of the positive impact this project may bring to traffic flow in the area.