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Abu Dhabi Police tell residents to check tyres before heading out

  • 16 Jun 2020
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Abu Dhabi Police shared a picture on Twitter.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

Abu Dhabi Police urged drivers to check the tyres of their vehicles to ensure they are safe, undamaged and announced punishment for the violators.

“Poor tires are a threat to your safety and are the cause of accidents”, ADP tweeted.

The key reasons for accidents during summer include the use of old and expired tyres, worn out tyres due to overuse, underinflated or overinflated tyres and vehicle overloading.

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The law will be applied against violators, under the framework of the strategic priority to make roads safer.

Abu Dhabi Police announced Dhs500 fine, 4 black points and the vehicle will be impounded for 7 days against the violators.

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