Dubai Police Share Traffic Guidelines for a Safe 54th Eid Al Etihad Celebration

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As the UAE prepares to celebrate the 54th Eid Al Etihad, Dubai Police have issued essential traffic and safety guidelines, urging everyone to embrace responsible celebrations that facilitate smooth traffic flow throughout the city.

Brigadier Jumaa Salem bin Suwaidan, the Director of the General Department of Traffic at Dubai Police, emphasized the importance of maintaining respectful behavior on the roads. He noted that such conduct not only reflects positively on the UAE’s image but also ensures that everyone can enjoy the holiday without any incidents or disruptions.

Comprehensive Traffic Management Plans

Dubai Police has put in place extensive traffic management strategies for major roads, intersections, and popular celebration venues. The specific measures include:

  • Deployment of additional patrol units across the city
  • Secured access points around event sites
  • Increased police presence for quick emergency responses

Deployment of Patrol Units

Patrols will be strategically positioned in key areas, including:

Bur Dubai: 2nd December Street, Jumeirah, Al Sufouh, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR)

Deira: Al Muraqqabat, Al Rigga, Al Mamzar, Al Rashidiya, Al Khaleej Street, Al Ittihad Street, Amman Street, University City

Officers will be on hand to direct traffic, manage congestion, and ensure that all drivers adhere to traffic regulations.

Key Vehicle and Safety Regulations

Dubai Police has reminded all drivers to observe critical safety measures during the festivities:

  • Ensure that front and rear number plates are clearly visible
  • Avoid unauthorized vehicle modifications such as changing color, window tinting, or adding non-permitted stickers for Eid
  • Do not block traffic or engage in dangerous driving stunts
  • Adhere to passenger limits and ensure no one hangs out of windows or sunroofs
  • Refrain from making unlicensed modifications that create excess noise or obstruct visibility

Encouraging Public Participation

Residents are encouraged to play their part by reporting unsafe driving or traffic incidents through the Police Eye feature on the Dubai Police app or by calling 901. Authorities highlight that public cooperation is vital in preventing accidents and ensuring a safe, orderly holiday atmosphere.

Zero Tolerance for Violations

Brigadier Jumaa reaffirmed that Dubai Police will maintain a strict zero-tolerance policy toward behaviors that could jeopardize road safety. His commitment to preserving Dubai’s reputation for safety is strong, ensuring that Eid Al Etihad remains a joyous and secure occasion for everyone involved.

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