Amman Traffic Worsens Amid Population Rise
The traffic crisis in Amman is considered a natural result of population and urban growth, increased number of vehicles, and the concentration of economic and service activities in the capital. Greater Amman Municipality is working to improve traffic management through three main pillars: the operational side, which includes controlling traffic flow, managing signals, and dealing with obstacles; the engineering side, which involves studying intersections and improving the distribution of movements; and the strategic side, which focuses on developing the public transportation network and integrating urban planning with traffic management. The goal is to reduce travel time, increase safety, and enhance the reliability of access, by implementing both short- and long-term solutions such as replacing roundabouts with traffic signals to better regulate traffic at congestion points.
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