Amman, July 8 (Petra)-- The Ministry of Public Works and Housing has launched a major rehabilitation project on Airport Road, with overnight construction beginning Wednesday on the stretch between Al-Zaytoonah University and Madaba Bridge as part of a wider infrastructure improvement program across the Kingdom's central region.
The six-month project, valued at nearly JD 2 million, aims to improve road quality, strengthen safety measures, and enhance stormwater management along one of the Kingdom's busiest transport corridors.
The works will involve removing worn asphalt, repairing damaged sections of pavement, resurfacing the roadway, and carrying out earthworks where needed. Crews will also install fresh road markings, upgrade traffic safety features, and maintain drainage channels and other water infrastructure to improve the road's long-term performance.
To reduce disruption for commuters, construction will be limited to overnight hours under a phased traffic management plan developed in coordination with the Central Traffic Department and the Highway Patrol. Temporary lane diversions and warning signs will be in place throughout the project.
Work will run from midnight until 6 a.m. on weekdays, while Friday and Saturday shifts will extend from 1 a.m. to 10 a.m. The schedule is designed to keep daytime traffic flowing while allowing construction to progress efficiently.
The Airport Road project is one component of a broader maintenance contract covering several key routes in the kingdom's central region. The ministry recently completed rehabilitation works on the Muwaqqar Road between the Training City and Faisaliyah Intersection, Al-Salam Road leading to the Dead Sea, and the Salt Ring Road between Dababah Bridge and Zai Bridge.
The ministry called on motorists to drive carefully through construction zones, observe temporary traffic controls, and follow the directions of traffic police and on-site crews to help ensure public safety and the timely completion of the project.
//Petra// WH
