Poor visibility due to fog, UAE police issue advisory


Daijiworld Media Network - Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, Nov 2: Motorists have been urged to keep a safe distance and avoid using hazard warning lights when visibility is poor during the fog. The Abu Dhabi Police have urged drivers to follow safe driving practices during foggy weather conditions in the coming days, and reduce their speed to 80kmph. The move comes as part of the police carrying out the decision of the Traffic Safety Committee related to unstable weather conditions, a report by Khaleej Times stated.

A maximum speed limit of 80kmph will be in place during the fog, the police said. It also urged motorists to keep a safe distance and avoid using hazard warning lights. In a tweet, the authorities said, "Motorists are urged to follow changing speed limits displayed on electronic information boards."

They also urged drivers to commit to preventive procedures, such as stopping their vehicles in low visibility, while highlighting the importance of leaving an appropriate gap between vehicles to avoid accidents.

The police also stressed the need to follow instructions on smart signs and urged drivers to follow its messages sent via social media, which will aim to help them travel through the fog. It also instructed drivers to monitor weather forecasts and be prepared to drive in bad weather conditions.

  

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