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Six things every UAE driver should do to stay safe this summer

The UAE Ministry of Interior has launched a fresh road-safety reminder as part of its Accident-Free Summer campaign, urging motorists to take extra care on the roads during the hotter months.

The campaign focuses on simple driving habits that can help reduce accidents and protect motorists, passengers and other road users.

The ministry stressed that following traffic rules remains one of the most effective ways to prevent crashes. Drivers are advised to stick to speed limits, follow road signs and adjust their driving to changing summer conditions.

Six safety reminders for motorists

1. Follow speed limits
Drivers should always stay within the posted speed limit and adjust their speed when road or weather conditions require extra caution.

2. Follow traffic signs
Pay close attention to road signs, signals and lane markings to avoid sudden or dangerous manoeuvres.

3. Take breaks on long journeys
High temperatures and long drives can contribute to fatigue. Regular breaks can help drivers stay alert and focused.

4. Never use your phone while driving
Mobile phone use can take a driver’s attention away from the road and slow reaction times. Motorists should keep their phones aside while driving.

5. Adapt to summer conditions
Drivers should remain alert to conditions that can affect visibility, concentration and road safety during the summer.

6. Stay focused behind the wheel
The ministry warned that distracted driving remains a major road-safety risk and urged motorists to keep their full attention on driving.

The Ministry of Interior is calling on everyone to play their part in making UAE roads safer this summer. Simple precautions, responsible driving and greater awareness can help prevent accidents and protect lives.

With over 3 decades of experience in journalism, copywriting, and PR, Michael Gomes is a seasoned media professional deeply rooted in the UAE’s print and digital landscape.

michael@buzzzing.ae

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