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Friends and family members pay their respects at the burial of Khaled Qai at the Al Qusais Cemetery in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National

Mother and child killed in Salalah crash laid to rest in Dubai

The mother and son - Zainab Al Mulla, 44, and Khaled Abdullwahab Al Qaed, 19 - were killed when their car hit a Saudi car on the one-lane road to Salalah, in Qarn Al Alam, Adam province, at about 8pm on Tuesday. 

UAE rush hour: multiple accidents on Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road

Delays for drivers heading in the direction of Abu Dhabi this morning
The southern city of Salalah is a favourite destination for Gulf nationals to escape the summer heat on a “Khareef” holiday. Getty

Road upgrade needed for often fatal journey to Salalah

Salalah attracts many Emirati tourists in the summer due to its cooler temperatures and green landscapes but many of the roads leading to it are not up to standard. 

Dubai Police explains how to process minor car accidents

The #OnTheGo initiative means motorists can drive to the nearest petrol station to take down the details
The aftermath of the fatal crash in Oman. Courtesy Royal Oman Police

Emirati mother and son and Saudi woman killed in Oman horror crash

Nine others hurt in head-on three-car collision in Adam province. 

New child car seat safety standards implemented by UAE Government

Under the new rules, children’s car seats will not make it across the UAE’s border points without a valid conformity certificate from the Muwassafat authority and inspections of seats on sale will be carried out at retailers.
All cabs in Dubai - 10,550 vehicles - will be fitted with the smart meter by the end of June 2018, according to the Roads and Transport Authority. Courtesy RTA

Smart meters being installed in 10,500 Dubai taxis

The new meters will be connected with an aman or safety system to monitor the speed of taxis.
The public are urged to use safe, designated crossing points to ensure their own safety. Sarah Dea / The National

More than 1,500 people fined Dh400 for jaywalking, police say 

Ajman Police ran campaign after an increase in deaths from run-over accidents caused by people crossing busy roads at undesignated points. 

UAE rush hour: heavy congestion on Mohammed bin Zayed Road 

Traffic latest from Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah

Twenty killed in run-over accidents in Dubai 

The figure is a 31 per cent decrease from the number of run-over deaths the year before.