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Abu Dhabi roads affected by fog this morning

Fog alerts went out in the emirate of Abu Dhabi this morning (Sunday), calling on people to be vigilant while driving as there was reduced is horizontal visibility during fog formation. Abu Dhabi police also called on drivers to adhere to the variable speed displayed on the signposts and electronic guidance boards. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click…

Abu Dhabi roads affected by fog this morning

This morning, Abu Dhabi experienced fog conditions leading to reduced visibility for drivers. The Abu Dhabi Police issued alerts urging motorists to exercise caution while navigating the roads. They recommended adhering to the speed limits indicated on variable speed signs and electronic guidance boards. The authorities also provided updates on specific roadways affected by the fog, with speed reductions implemented accordingly.

The impacted roads included Mohammed Bin Rashid Road between Saih Al Sidirah and Kizad, Abu Dhabi-Al Ain Road between Al Khatim and Al Nahda, Sweihan Road between Zayed City Roundabout and Sweihan Al Baydawi Roundabout, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Road between Al Falah Bridge and Saih Shuaib, and Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Road between Al Shahama Bridge and Saih Shuaib.

Each of these roads had their speed limit reduced to 80 km/h due to the fog. Travelers were advised to check the weather report before heading out, as today was expected to be partly cloudy with a chance of light rain.

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