Thamer Al Subaihi Archive
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May 21, 2013
Sudden swerving is the leading cause of accidents in Dubai, prompting police to focus on the bad practice. Read Article Stay in your lane, Dubai police urge motorists
May 16, 2013
The Bugatti Veyron is the fastest street-legal car in the world, with a top speed of more than 430kph, and soon it will be patrolling the streets of Dubai. Read Article Bugatti Veyron is latest addition to Dubai Police supercar fleet
May 16, 2013
Take our poll: The head of Dubai's traffic police took to Twitter to ask the public what they thought about delaying the start of school to 9am to ease traffic congestion. Read Article Dubai Police proposes school day starts later to tackle rush-hour congestion
May 14, 2013
Drivers should understand slowing down must be their default action when approaching a junction.
Read Article A blinking green light means it is time to slow down
May 13, 2013
Championship hopes of the German International School of Dubai could be scuppered as pupils fall foul of strict rules. Read Article F1 in Schools: Small error could cause a big upset for Dubai's Safire
May 08, 2013
ENOC will introduce self-service fuel pumping at selected stations in July but the move may not be right for the UAE. Read Article Emirati Life: self-service at petrol stations is not a good idea
May 06, 2013
Dubai Police said today they were not investigating the incident which occurred during Bieber's second show at the Sevens Stadium. Read Article Fan who grabbed Justin Bieber during Dubai concert will not face charges
May 05, 2013
A Mercedes SLS, a Bentley Continental GT, and a collectors-item Aston Martin One-77 will patrol the streets alongside the current fleet's Ferrari FF and Lamborghini Aventador. Read Article Dubai Police add three more supercars to fleet
Apr 23, 2013
Our Emirati columnist was stunned to discover that safety belts are not mandatory for children in cars in the UAE. Read Article Emirati Life: Child car restraints simply make sense
Apr 19, 2013
More than 50,000 pupils will be taught topics ranging from seat belts to bullies as campaign organisers visit schools. Read Article Dubai Police launch campaign for child safety
