Tag: roads
Residents’ alert: Heavy fine for breaking speed limit rule in UAE
Those who ride their cycles along roads with speed limits greater than 60 km/h will be fined up to Dh500.Â
The Roads and Transport Authority...
Speed limit along key Dubai road to increase from today
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai, and the General HQ of Dubai Police, have decided to increase the speed limit of the...
Accident in Dubai? Your smart number plate will soon alert police,...
Dubai: Vehicles equipped with smart number plates will automatically send out alert to police and ambulance centres in case of accidents or any other...
Carrying out 113 inspections on pick-ups
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai has made 113 inspections on pick-ups at Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan Al Nahyan Street, and the...
DXB traffic set to ease further with completion of two bridges
Two new bridges at the intersection of Marrakech and Airports roads in Dubai have been completed and will open in two phases, according to...
How a new road in the Northern Emirates is changing communities...
Ali Al Shemaili says Ras Al Khaimah’s 32-kilometre ring road has cut 40 minutes from his weekly commute to Abu Dhabi – but it...
Avail 50% discount on Dubai traffic fines before March 1
Dubai Police has called upon the public to avail the 50 per cent discount on traffic fines offer and settle their fine before the...
UAE traffic: Accidents cause delay on Dubai, Abu Dhabi roads
Commuters faced heavy traffic jams across Dubai and Abu Dhabi due to multiple accidents on Sunday.
An accident was reported on E44 Al Khail Road...
Speed limits revised in Ajman? Official clarifies
The General Manager of Ajman Police Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi has denied the implementation of any new changes on the speed limits...
RTA opens two major bridges at Sheikh Rashid-Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed...
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) opened today (Saturday) two major bridges as part of the improvement of Sheikh Rashid-Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Streets...
