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Time Out Abu Dhabi
06-05-2025
- Automotive
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
The Abu Dhabi police has issued an important traffic warning
Had a fender bender? Don't think about lingering in the middle of the road. Abu Dhabi Police has issued a fresh traffic warning urging drivers involved in minor accidents to immediately move their vehicles to a safe spot – or risk a Dhs1,000 fine and six black points on their licence. The reminder comes after a social media video circulated showing minor collisions causing unnecessary traffic chaos. The video also highlights just how easy it is to report a minor accident using the Saed app – no waiting around, no calls and definitely no blocking lanes. #فيديو | #شرطة_أبوظبي تدعو السائقين في الحوادث المرورية البسيطة إلى تحريك مركباتهم إلى خارج الطريق وأقرب موقف آمن، واستخدام تطبيق ساعد لتخطيط الحادث#درب_السلامة #ساعد @UAESaaed — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) May 5, 2025 If the accident doesn't involve injuries or serious damage, you're expected to pull over to the nearest safe location and take five minutes to log the incident digitally. Yes, really – the whole process is that quick. Here's how it works: Download the Saed app, click 'Report an Accident' and pop in your mobile number. The system automatically detects your location, so there's no guesswork. You'll then need to upload copies of your driver's licence and car registration, as well as clear photos of both vehicles and the damage. Once submitted, you'll get your official accident report sent straight to WhatsApp. It's slick, it's streamlined and it's designed to keep the roads moving. Abu Dhabi Police are cracking down on unnecessary road obstruction, especially when it comes to minor bumps that can be easily resolved. So next time your bumper meets someone else's backlight, save yourself the headache (and the fine) and take the smart, app-based route. More going on in Abu Dhabi UAE residents can now save big time on flights thanks to a new Skyscanner feature No complaints here You can now get a robotaxi from Zayed International Airport Trips to the airport just got an upgrade Abu Dhabi's best restaurants: Everywhere you should eat at least once Your dinner inspo is sorted 20 incredibly fun ways to explore Abu Dhabi after dark The city is at its most fascinating once the sun goes down
TAG 91.1
16-04-2025
- Climate
- TAG 91.1
UAE weather alert issued as dusty conditions reduce visibility
The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has issued a yellow and orange dust alert across the UAE, with strong winds reducing visibility to below 3,000 metres in some parts of the country. The weather alert will be in place until noon on Wednesday, and residents have been urged to be extra cautious when stepping outdoors. They have also been advised to "lock all doors and windows to prevent dust from entering the buildings". #Alert #Dust_Alert #NCM #تنبيه #تنبيه_الغبار #المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) April 16, 2025 #غبار #المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد #Dust #NCM — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) April 15, 2025 Speaking to Dubai Eye 103.8's The Agenda, Geophysics expert Dr Diana Francis from the Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi, explained that the UAE is facing the impact of a larger sandstorm in the region. A sandstorm in Iraq on Wednesday forced airports to shut and left 1,800 people in hospital with respiratory problems. "The shift in seasons pointed out by scientists, regarding the climate change could be seen this year," Dr Francis added, explaining that we could see "early summer and late winter". Meanwhile, some schools in Dubai announced cancellation of outdoor activities on Wednesday due to the dusty weather conditions. In an advisory, Abu Dhabi Police urged drivers to be vigilant during the hazardous conditions, and follow changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards. "For your safety and for the safety of others on the road, please do not be distracted by taking any videos or using your phone," the police cautioned in their social media post. #Urgent | #Warning #AbuDhabiPolice urges drivers to be cautious due to low visibility during high winds and dust .. And for your saftey and for the safety of others on the road, please do not be distracted by taking any videos or using your phone. — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) April 16, 2025 #urgent #fog #AbuDhabi_Police call on motorists to exerise caution due to reduced visibility during the fog. They are urged to follow changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards. Drive Safely — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) April 16, 2025 The UAE has been facing dusty conditions since Tuesday. Sara Basart, Scientific Officer at the World Meteorological Organisation, explained how an early sand and dust storm warning system in Saudi Arabia will play a crucial role for the region.
Dubai Eye
16-04-2025
- Climate
- Dubai Eye
UAE weather alert issued as dusty conditions reduce visibility
The National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has issued a yellow and orange dust alert across the UAE, with strong winds reducing visibility to below 3,000 metres in some parts of the country. The weather alert will be in place until noon on Wednesday, and residents have been urged to be extra cautious when stepping outdoors. They have also been advised to "lock all doors and windows to prevent dust from entering the buildings". #Alert #Dust_Alert #NCM #تنبيه #تنبيه_الغبار #المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) April 16, 2025 #غبار #المركز_الوطني_للأرصاد #Dust #NCM — المركز الوطني للأرصاد (@ncmuae) April 15, 2025 Speaking to Dubai Eye 103.8's The Agenda, Geophysics expert Dr Diana Francis from the Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi, explained that the UAE is facing the impact of a larger sandstorm in the region. A sandstorm in Iraq on Wednesday forced airports to shut and left 1,800 people in hospital with respiratory problems. "The shift in seasons pointed out by scientists, regarding the climate change could be seen this year," Dr Francis added, explaining that we could see "early summer and late winter". Meanwhile, some schools in Dubai announced cancellation of outdoor activities on Wednesday due to the dusty weather conditions. In an advisory, Abu Dhabi Police urged drivers to be vigilant during the hazardous conditions, and follow changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards. "For your safety and for the safety of others on the road, please do not be distracted by taking any videos or using your phone," the police cautioned in their social media post. #Urgent | #Warning #AbuDhabiPolice urges drivers to be cautious due to low visibility during high winds and dust .. And for your saftey and for the safety of others on the road, please do not be distracted by taking any videos or using your phone. — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) April 16, 2025 #urgent | #fog #AbuDhabi_Police call on motorists to exerise caution due to reduced visibility during the fog. They are urged to follow changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards. Drive Safely — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) April 16, 2025 The UAE has been facing dusty conditions since Tuesday. Sara Basart, Scientific Officer at the World Meteorological Organisation, explained how an early sand and dust storm warning system in Saudi Arabia will play a crucial role for the region.
Filipino Times
12-02-2025
- Filipino Times
Failing to stop at a school bus stop sign? Prepare to face an AED 1,000 fine
The Abu Dhabi Police have issued a stern reminder to motorists about the importance of stopping for school buses when their stop signs are extended, highlighting the serious consequences of non-compliance. In a social media post, the police highlighted that drivers must come to a complete stop at a distance of no less than five meters from a school bus displaying its extended stop sign. This rule applies in both directions of the road and is designed to ensure the safety of children crossing. Violators will be penalized with a fine of AED 1,000 and incur 10 traffic points to their driving record. #فيديو | بالفيديو | #شرطة_أبوظبي تدعو سائقي المركبات على ضرورة الالتزام بالوقوف الكامل عند فتح ذراع (قف) الجانبية للحافلات المدرسية في كلا الاتجاهين، بمسافة لا تقل عن خمسة أمتار، لضمان عبور الطلبة بسلامة وأمان .. #درب_السلامة #ذراع_قف — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) February 9, 2025 'Ignoring the bus stop sign can threaten a child's life. Thus, we always emphasize the significance of slowing down,' the Abu Dhabi Police stated.
Filipino Times
26-01-2025
- Automotive
- Filipino Times
Abu Dhabi Police warn motorists of hefty fines, vehicle impoundment for running red lights
Motorists in Abu Dhabi are being reminded to stay alert behind the wheel, as severe penalties await those who run red lights. In a recent social media post, Abu Dhabi Police highlighted the consequences of ignoring traffic signals, urging drivers to remain focused, especially at intersections and traffic lights. 'Make sure to focus while driving and obey the traffic signal to safeguard your life and the lives of others,' the Abu Dhabi Police said. Violators face a fine of AED 1,000, 12 traffic points, a six-month license suspension, and a 30-day vehicle impoundment, in accordance with Law No. 5 for 2020 on Impoundment of Vehicles in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. On top of that, an AED 50,000 fee is required to release the impounded vehicle. Drivers must settle this amount within three months, or the vehicle will be publicly auctioned. #فيديو | #شرطة_أبوظبي : درب السلامة تدعو السائقين بعدم الانشغال بغير الطريق والانتباه أثناء عبور التقاطعات والإشارات الضوئية، ونبهت للنتائج السلبية التي قد تقع على الطريق عند التشتت الذهني للسائق وعبور الاشارة الضوئية خاصة باتجاه اليسار .#درب_السلامة — شرطة أبوظبي (@ADPoliceHQ) January 24, 2025
