Cairo and Giza Traffic Flows Cautiously Through Sunday Peak

Cairo and Giza's main arteries saw relative traffic flow on Sunday morning, with moving density and slowdowns at several vital points driven by peak-hour load, as traffic services deployed to secure public safety, manage vehicle movement and guide drivers toward alternative routes.

Cairo: Flow on October Bridge, Slowdowns on the Ring Road

Across the capital, traffic moved steadily on October Bridge, El Shahid Axis, the Nile Corniche, downtown and Tahrir Square. Slowdowns appeared on the Ring Road for traffic coming from Mo'assaset El Zakat toward El Marg, from El Basatin to the Autostrad. From the Autostrad toward New Cairo and Tagamoa. Flow was clearer on Ramses, Ain Shams, downtown, Nasr City, Heliopolis, Shubra and El Mo'assasa.

Salah Salem Axis ran smoothly except for heavy density in front of the Central Agency and El Obour Buildings during the morning peak, easing afterward through El Obour and Airport Road. Shubra and El Teraa El Bolaqia kept moving toward Amiriya and Waili, as monitored by traffic operation room cameras.

Giza: Density in Faisal, Haram and Around Metro Stations

In Giza, vehicles flowed on Dokki, Agouza, El Bahr El Aazam and Mohandessin, except for the 26th of July Axis for traffic coming from the Desert Road toward Lebanon Square. Heavy density hit Sphinx Square and Mostafa Mahmoud Square, while October districts ran smoothly with clear flow on Sheikh Zayed and Wahat Road.

Faisal axes at El Tawabek and the Haram-Marioutia intersection faced heavy congestion due to construction work on metro stations in El Talbia, El Eshreen, El Mesaha and Saft El Laban, along with areas around Giza metro stations. Traffic services continue tracking vehicle movement through surveillance cameras linked to the operations room and units deployed across main axes and squares.