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Accident-free Ramadan target of Abu Dhabi police

Accident-free Ramadan target of Abu Dhabi police
Web Desk
June 6, 2015

A new initiative has been taken by Abu Dhabi traffic police to ensure traffic safety during Ramadan.  The aim is to provide guidance and assist to drivers and reducing the accident causes as much possible.

Abu Dhabi policeThe road drivers are advised to avoid high speed and reckless behavior; be civilized and park their cars properly. Usuallyduring Ramadan, people tend to drive fast in order to reach home before Aftar. The also urged the drivers to use seat belts, avoid using cell phone while driving, and used indicators light when turning right or left.

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