Traffic congestion on Nile Corniche and surrounding roads
Main roads in Cairo and Giza experienced moving traffic congestion during peak hours on Sunday morning, amid widespread security and traffic service deployment to regulate vehicle movement and ensure smooth flow. Areas in downtown Cairo, such as Tahrir Square, saw relatively moderate congestion with smooth traffic flow along the Nile Corniche, especially towards Helwan and Al-Saleh areas. Traffic densities were also observed on the descent from Al-Bahr Al-Azam Street extending to Dokki and Abdel Gawad Square, with movement slowing down on the Ring Road at Al-Maryoutiya and the Fayyum Desert Road reaching the Pyramids Gardens. The traffic operations room continuously monitored the situation via cameras and field services, utilizing cranes to handle breakdowns and accidents. Some roads, such as the Nile Corniche, 26th of July Axis, and October Bridge, remained free of congestion, although moving traffic was present in other sectors. Traffic departments continue to enhance their field presence for rapid intervention and to achieve smooth traffic flow across all vital roads.
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