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The step is taken to link the tunnel with the new bridges of Al Shindagha Corridor. A plan is ready to divert traffic on Deira streets to Infinity Bridge.

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Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will temporarily close Al Shindagha Tunnel in the direction from Deira to Bur Dubai for two months starting this Sunday. This closure is coinciding with the opening of Infinity Bridge for traffic on Sunday January 16th. The closure is required to complete the link between the Infinity Bridge and the new bridges with Al Shindagha Tunnel. The traffic will normally flow from Deira to Bur Dubai and vice-a-versa on Infinity Bridge, which can take 24,000 v...

Architectural masterpiece to add to Dubai’s global landmarks

His Highness said on his Twitter account, “The Infinity Bridge represents a new world-class engineering, artistic and architectural masterpiece. We opened it today from Dubai. These are our bridges towards the future. Our ambitions are endless.”

Architectural masterpiece is part of the Dh5.3 billion Shindagha Corridor in Dubai

After years of planning, Dubai's brand new 'Infinity Bridge' is now open, and it can be found at Dubai Creek.

BBC News Aerial dancers enjoy striking Honister sunrise performance Close A performance to take your breath away - these three aerial dancers took part in a routine 1,000ft (305m) in the air as the sun rose in the Lake District. Georgi Thorns, Jamie Hall and Hannah Tattersall suspended themselves from colourful silks at Honister Slate Mines Infinity Bridge - the longest high-wire bridge in Europe. Teachers at Northern Heights Dance & Aerial based at Carnforth, Lancashire, it was the highest the...

The 2016 report for the transport department shows a pedestrian and bike bridge that opens to let boats through is viable and would be used by 3600 people daily.

OUTDOOR pursuits are something synonymous with the Lake District and is great way to enjoy your time in the county whether youre after a fun day out or maybe even to start a glittering career as a kayaker. School students from more urban areas often come to the Lakes for a week full of outdoor pursuits fun completing activities like kayaking, rock climbing, caving, abseiling, and mountain climbing to name just a few. One day out which is a sure-fire way of having a day of fun is zip-linin...