Construction Works in Sliema

Road Closed

Part of Triq Nicoló Isouard, between Triq Depiro and Triq Norfolk in Tas Sliema, will be closed to traffic tomorrow 21 August between 07:00hrs and 13:00hrs for safety reasons. Construction works will be carried out on site and road will be closed for safety reasons.

Vehicular traffic from Triq Nicoló Isouard will be diverted onto Triq Depiro and onto Triq Adrian Dingli.

Any inconvenience is regretted.

Works in Tigne’ Tunnels Tas-Sliema

Road construction, teamwork

Works in Tigne’ Tunnels Tas-Sliema

An underground cable will be laid Tigne’ tunnels Tas-Sliema.

The lane direction to Valletta will be closed for vehicles on the nights of Wednesday 13th May and Thursday 14th May 2015 between 21:00hrs and 06:00hrs.

Traffic proceeding to Valletta will be diverted onto the other lane. Traffic coming from Tas-Sliema to Qui Si Sana, including public transport, will be diverted onto Triq it-Torri Tas-Sliema.

  Motorists are advised to proceed with caution.  Any inconvenience is regretted.

Continuous Investment in Bus Lanes

BenQ Digital Camera

A total of nine bus lanes, covering 3,285 metres, are being constructed in the most densely populated areas in Malta, through the MODUS project.

The bus lane at the Ferries, in Sliema, which has been constructed with the aim of giving priority to the public transport service, is being extended along Triq ix-Xatt, Gzira. The inner traffic lane will become a designated bus lane, along a stretch of 694 metres while parking along the promenade will be retained.

This design was based on queue and delay surveys carried out in Triq ix-Xatt, Gzira whereby it resulted that there is sufficient capacity on one traffic lane to meet the traffic demand on this section of road. Triq ix-Xatt merges to one-lane in the immediate vicinity of Manoel Island at a junction where merging movements pose a safety hazard.  Hence, with the proposed design, traffic approaching the Manoel Island Junction would already be one-way, thus eliminating the traffic merge movements at this traffic sensitive location.

Works on the footways have already commenced on site. Works on the bus lane are being carried out during the night. No road closures are envisaged during the works period on this project.

This new bus lane in Gzira is part of the MODUS Project, which is co-financed by the European Union under the European Regional Development Fund.

The MODUS project is striving to mitigate negative trends in Maltese transport by making public transport more efficient and reliable.  This is being done through various measures that will minimize road congestion and make public transport more attractive.

Other bus lanes which have been designed specifically to target high traffic demand areas, where public transport buses have the highest probability of delays, have been constructed and are fully operational in three different locations in Aldo Moro Street in Marsa, in Pieta and Msida, in Triq Sant Anna Floriana and in Sliema Ferries.

A new bus lane in Blata l-Bajda will be constructed in the coming weeks.

Road Closures this weekend – Hompesch Road – Fgura

Fgura

31 January & 01 February 2015

Due to an event to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Fgura Parish Church, part of Triq Hompesch, between the roundabouts at Triq San Tumas and Triq is-Sur, will be closed to traffic on Saturday 31st January 2015 between 16:30hrs and 20:00hrs and on Sunday 1st February 2015 between 06:00hrs and 12:00hrs and between 18:00hrs and 19:30hrs.

Vehicular traffic coming from Paola will be diverted onto Triq San Tumas. Traffic coming from Żabbar will be diverted onto Triq il-Foss or Triq 10 ta’ Settembru.

Public Transport

Public Transport coming from Żabbar, will be diverted from Hompesch Gate, Taċ-Ċawsli direction to Bulebel, Triq 10 ta’ Settembru, Triq Kurunell Mas, Triq San Tumas and follow the normal route to Paola. Same diversion applies for the return journeys.

Sliema

1st February 2015

Transport Malta notifies that due to works near Sliema Police Station, Triq Rudolph Sliema will be closed to traffic on Sunday 1st February 2015 between 09:00hrs and 10:00hrs.

Vehicular traffic coming from Gżira will be diverted to Triq Manwel Dimech. Traffic coming from The Strand may proceed to Triq Ġuze’ Ellul Mercer onto Triq Rudolph.

Public Transport

Public Transport will be diverted as follows:

Route 21 – Buses coming from Valletta will be diverted from Triq Testaferrata onto Sliema Ferries. No service will be provided at Triq Savoy and Triq Dingli.
The return journey will depart from Sliema Ferries and will be diverted onto Triq Manwel Dimech, Triq Savoy and Triq D’Argens. No service will be provided at Triq it-Torri and Triq Adrian Dingli.

Route 110 – Buses proceeding from San Gwann to Sliema Ferries will be diverted from Triq Sliema to Triq D’Argens, near the Gżira Old Stadium, The Strand, Sliema Ferries, Triq it-Torri, back to Tigne and Sliema Ferries.

Motorists are advised to proceed with caution. Any inconvenience is regretted.

Temporary Road Closures in Tower Road, Sliema and St. Edward Street, Qormi

Triq San Edwardu – Qormi

 

Transport Malta notifies that due to construction works, part of Triq San Edwardu in Qormi (between Triq Antonio Fenech and Triq Zinzel) will be closed to traffic on Sunday 25th January 2015 between 07:00hrs and 19:00hrs.

Vehicular traffic coming from Triq Mdina will be diverted onto Triq il-Ġdida.  Vehicular traffic coming from Triq il-Vitorja will be diverted onto Triq Zinzell.

Public Transport:

Route Buses 61 and 209 coming from Marsa Park and Ride towards Żebbug will proceed towards the roundabout of Tal-Imgħallaq onto Triq Mdina and follow the normal route to Żebbug.

Triq it-Torri – Sliema

Transport Malta notifies that due to construction works, part of Triq it-Torri in Sliema (between The Strand and Triq Bisazza) will be closed to traffic on Sunday 25th January 2015 between 09:00hrs and 15:00hrs. Vehicular traffic including public transport will be diverted through Tigne’ Tunnels towards Qui Si Sana.

Motorists are advised to proceed with caution.

Any inconvenience is regretted.