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Police to keep close watch on trucks, lorries
With the spotlight on truck and lorry safety, after the country’s most deadly car accident happened at the hands of a lorry driver earlier this year, the Abu Dhabi Police are intensifying traffic controls.
The Traffic and Patrols Directorate of Abu Dhabi Police said it had strictly intensified traffic control and discipline on trucks moving along the Abu Dhabi-Al Sila Highway. The move was part of its priorities to make roads safer in an attempt to have a summer with minimal accidents. The summer period sees an increase in heavy traffic with incoming and outgoing travellers.
Western Region Head of the Traffic Section I, Major Sohail Saiah Mazruwaei, said the police would be enforcing strict adherence to traffic laws, fitness of tyres and enusring motorists left sufficient distance between motor vehicles. Mazruwaei called on users of the road to abide by speed limits.
The Western Region Traffic Division Public Relations director Captain Abdul Rahman Abdullah Al Ali warned motorists that using tyres that were unfit was a punishable offence which could result in their vehicle getting impounded for a week along with a Dh200 fine.
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