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Saudi road programme reports 86.2% completion of bridge-joint works

The Roads General Authority said more than 6,500 metres of work had been carried out across 22 projects.

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Saudi Arabia’s Roads General Authority (RGA) reported that expansion-joint work under its 2026 road-maintenance programme had reached 86.2% completion across 22 projects in several regions. More than 6,500 linear metres of bridge-joint work had been completed.

The RGA said asphalt-joint works were 99.5% complete and mechanical joints with 100–200 mm movement ranges were complete. Mechanical joints with 50–100 mm ranges had reached 87.2%; those below 50 mm were more than 20% complete, with 938 metres still under construction. The authority said the targeted works were expected to finish by year-end.

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Length (m)

Reported completion rates and work volume in 22 bridge-joint maintenance projects across several Saudi regions.

Joint work completed (lower bound)6500linear metres
Under-50 mm joints still under construction938metres
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The table covers the RGA’s reported 2026 programme across several regions, not the entire national road network. Percentages and remaining metres are transcribed from the release.

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Completion rates (%)

Reported completion rates and work volume in 22 bridge-joint maintenance projects across several Saudi regions.

Overall completion rate86.2percent
Asphalt joint completion99.5percent
100–200 mm movement joints completed100percent
50–100 mm movement joints completed87.2percent
Under-50 mm movement joints completed (lower bound)20percent
Methodology

The table covers the RGA’s reported 2026 programme across several regions, not the entire national road network. Percentages and remaining metres are transcribed from the release.

Updated:

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Number of projects

Reported completion rates and work volume in 22 bridge-joint maintenance projects across several Saudi regions.

Projects covered22projects
Methodology

The table covers the RGA’s reported 2026 programme across several regions, not the entire national road network. Percentages and remaining metres are transcribed from the release.

Updated:

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