The municipality said the project forms part of efforts to enhance urban infrastructureLast updated: June 15, 2026 | 13:332 MIN READGulf News archivesAbu Dhabi City Municipality is continuing efforts to improve pedestrian safety and mobility through an integrated project covering the operation and maintenance of bridges, tunnels and other pedestrian facilities across Abu Dhabi Island and the mainland.The municipality said the project forms part of wider efforts to enhance urban infrastructure, improve quality of life and encourage walking as a safe and sustainable mode of transport.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.According to the municipality, the project currently covers 25 pedestrian bridges, 38 pedestrian tunnels, 16 staircases and 46 elevators that serve thousands of residents and visitors every day.Officials said the facilities are managed through a performance-based operational system designed to ensure efficiency, reliability and long-term sustainability in line with international standards.Safer movement
The project aims to provide a safer and more comfortable experience for pedestrians by carrying out regular inspections, preventive maintenance and continuous monitoring of infrastructure performance.The municipality said these efforts help reduce the risks associated with crossing busy roads while improving connectivity between residential areas and key public facilities.Rapid response teams are also deployed to address operational issues and ensure pedestrian facilities remain in good condition throughout the year.Improving city appearance
