The probability of mishaps in the UAE rises altogether during summer because of the taking off temperatures Due to the extreme rise in temperature, motorists in the UAE are more likely to get into accidents in the summer.
During this time, tyre bursts are a common cause of accidents, but other incidents, like fire accidents, can also result in fatalities. Car maintenance is an absolute necessity for motorists. Dubai Police is offering drivers a free vehicle review administration for the rest of August.
By going to one of the AutoPro centers scattered across the UAE, any private car owner can take advantage of this service.
There are ten types of vehicle health checks available at AutoPro centers: Filter for the air conditioner
State of the seat belts
Condition of the wiper blades
Fluid for windswept washers
The state of the radiator hoses
Battery condition Motor oil and coolant level
The pressure of the tires
Flow of fluids Lights
In accordance with the “Summer Without Accidents” campaign, Dubai Police has announced enhanced traffic awareness efforts for the summer months through the General Department of Traffic.
A field group from the Traffic Schooling Division have been instructing drivers on the most proficient method to guarantee the legitimacy of tires and their effectiveness.
Additionally, the Dubai Police Department has issued safety instructions that motorists must adhere to in order to remain safe and avoid collisions. They are: The validity of the tires and the absence of vibrations must be checked by motorists.
Tyres must be periodically checked for cracks and bulges by motorists. The engine oil should be changed on a regular basis by drivers. Drivers must continue to check for fluid leaks. To avoid collisions on the road, regular vehicle maintenance is essential.
Because they result in fatalities, injuries, and material losses, traffic accidents continue to be a major source of concern for law enforcement.
After 22 traffic accidents were recorded in 2023, the police in Abu Dhabi issued a warning to motorists to be on the lookout for tyre bursts in the recent past. They also provide a list of six things that could catch fire if left in a car during the hotter months.
