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Fujairah Police warn drivers as heavy vehicle traffic increases

Fujairah: Fujairah Police have urged motorists to follow traffic rules, maintain safe distances and exercise patience on the roads amid concerns over heavy traffic and the frequent movement of trucks and commercial vehicles across the emirate. In a fresh road safety advisory, Fujairah Police General Headquarters highlighted the importance of responsible driving, warning motorists against…

Fujairah Police warn drivers as heavy vehicle traffic increases

Fujairah Police have warned drivers to follow traffic rules, maintain safe distances and use patience on the roads due to a surge in heavy vehicle traffic. In a new road safety advisory, the General Headquarters emphasized the importance of responsible driving, cautioning motorists against actions that could endanger other road users.

The message, "Your Safety Is Our Responsibility, Safe Driving Is Everyone’s Responsibility," detailed three crucial practices for drivers: adhering to posted speed limits, keeping a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, and refraining from using horns excessively to intimidate or force other drivers. Greater patience and consideration on the roads, especially during heavy traffic, were also urged.

Police called for lane discipline, urging drivers to stay within designated lanes when sharing the road with large trucks and heavy machinery. These guidelines are part of Fujairah Police's ongoing commitment to improving traffic flow, protecting motorists and other road users, and promoting safer driving practices throughout the emirate.

The police headquarters reiterated their dedication to public safety, stating, "We work for your safety and happiness."

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