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Several people who spoke to Khaleej Times attributed the rise in the number of road accidents to fewer number of road shoulders.
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A once quiet neighbourhood Al Warqa has now turned deadly, with dozens of car accidents happening each month.
Concerned Dubai residents are asking for more pedestrian bridges and safe crossings to minimise the number of people dying while attempting to cross multiple-lane roads, with even the police accepting more safe crossings are needed.
Scared Sharjah residents, worried about the fatal threat from speeding cars, are demanding the construction of pedestrian walkways in many vital commercial areas across the 
emirate.
The Dubai Metro is the project of the century, declared His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, as he toured various prestigious projects in the city on Tuesday.
More than 11,000 cars have been seized by the Dubai authorities in the first 11 months of the year, with hundreds of thousands of fines issued during the same period.
Another two speed radars were shot at by unidentified criminals in Sharjah seeking to avoid speeding tickets, bringing the total number of vandalised radars to 14 in some weeks.
Police say the first thing to do is to make sure people in your vehicle are uninjured, and if anyone is hurt and requires an ambulance, dial 999 and an operator will assist.
An Emirati was killed and an Asian man was injured in Ras Al Khaimah on Wednesday, when the car driven by the Emirati crashed into the latter’s vehicle.
ABU DHABI - In cooperation with the Directorate of Patrols and Traffic at Abu Dhabi Police, the Municipality of Abu Dhabi City held a traffic awareness lecture targeting its employees focusing on the risks of entering the area lined in yellow, known as the “Yellow Box,” at traffic signals during traffic congestion.