Dubai Police trains 167 delivery riders in major road safety push

Dubai: Dubai Police has conducted a road safety awareness session for more than 167 delivery motorcycle riders employed by Zone, as part of its ongoing “Summer Without Accidents” campaign aimed at reducing road crashes and promoting safer driving practices across the emirate. The awareness lecture was organised by the General Department of Traffic, represented by the Traffic Awareness Department,…

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