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Dh500 fine in UAE: Police warn against stopping cars randomly, leaving engines running – News

By dailyguardian.aeJuly 6, 20241 Min Read
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The Abu Dhabi Police on Saturday warned drivers of the dangers of leaving their car engines running when stepping out of their vehicles.

In an awareness video, the cops pointed out a common practice among drivers who are stopping at petrol stations, ATMs, or mosques. Many think that since a prayer, buying a snack, or withdrawing cash wouldn’t take much time, they would often leave their vehicles in park mode but with the engine running.


Such a practice could lead to the car catching fire or being stolen, the Traffic and Security Patrols Directorate warned.

“Also, refrain from stopping the vehicle in places where it is prohibited. If you are forced to stop on the road, one must take all necessary measures to ensure safety. Do not leave the vehicle with its engine running,” the authority said.






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Failure to adhere to traffic signs and instructions will result in a fine of Dh500, the police said.



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