مشروع الطريق الدائري الرابع بمكة المكرمة - Fourth ring road project at holy city of Makkah

The Fourth Ring Road Project in Makkah Makkah, the Holy City, the first of the Two Holy Mosques and the second of the Two Qiblas. Year after year, the number of visitors increases, and the number of beneficiaries expands. The hospitable nation never ceases to develop its infrastructure. A network of modern roads connects the heart of Makkah to its outskirts. Tunnels pierce mountains, and bridges rise above valleys. Given the significant traffic flow in the Makkah region, especially during Hajj and Umrah seasons, and to complement the vital and integrated system of the three existing ring roads in Makkah, the Fourth Ring Road Project was conceived. With a modern urban vision, sophisticated design, and intelligent engineering ideas, it facilitates access to the Holy Mosque from multiple directions, eases traffic flow, shortens distances, and saves time and effort. This road includes twelve major intersections and begins at the Makkah-Jeddah Expressway intersection, forming a 65-kilometer-long closed loop that encircles the Holy City and connects it to the starting point, passing through the Housing Interchange and the Umm al-Kutad Interchange. ... Abdul Qadir Koshk Intersection ... Al Laith Intersection ... Al Akishiyah Intersection ... Bathaa Quraish Intersection ... Jabal Thawr Intersection ... Ibrahim Al Jafali Intersection ... Taif-Al Sail Intersection ... Madinah Intersection ... Old Makkah-Jeddah Intersection. The road was designed according to the latest international standards for urban highways in cooperation with national consulting firms. The study and design included achieving several design objectives, most importantly, ensuring the road's integration with Makkah's road network and its capacity to accommodate all modes and means of transportation. The Fourth Ring Road, one of the innovations of the Holy Capital Municipality, reflects its expertise in urban planning, crowd management, traffic control, and transportation facilitation. It represents a significant step forward for the Holy Capital, reflecting its tireless efforts to serve Makkah, its visitors, and its residents, and to keep pace with the rapid and tremendous development our beloved country is experiencing. Dedicated and generous hands dedicate their time and effort, drawing inspiration and determination, after God's grace, from the wise leadership's vision for this bountiful nation.