Dubai: Accident on Al Nahda street, police warn of traffic congestion
On Tuesday, Dubai Police put out an SOS on their Twitter handle regarding a Traffic collision on Al Nahda Street which is usually very busy due the morning rush hour when residents are beginning their day and heading to work.
Nowadays, such a situation can be tweeted within a split second that something has happened on the road and all people who are nagging their status, must also calm down.
The collision took place on that route which runs into the Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road and was just close to the Etisalat Metro Station, a very strategic spot as it is a daily commuters exchange area.
Drivers within the area have been warned that the reason or causes of the warning is the presence of the accident, therefore they reason no more business as such motorists will have to be very careful and expect hold-ups.
Such things are not likely to never happen in the early mornings or even during the day on working days whereby most employees are going back home as it is quite apparent that the hour is quite heavy for cars to manoeuvre on the road.
Enhancing on the traffic facets, Dubai Police had registered the same day a different incident whereby they cautioned drivers on an emerging of a vehicle blaze on Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311).
The Al Khawaneej Road incident was important due to the exit point that leads towards Sharjah. Furthermore, police said that there was an accident that involved a heavy vehicle that had overturned on a main road in Dubai which led to another alert concerning another accident at Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road which leads towards Sharjah.
Diligently motoring subjects is a concern for any government It is for this reason that UAE officials use their social network sites to warn road users on accidents or emergency occurrences.
These updates are aimed at ensuring that motorists take necessary measures in advance and look for alternative ways so as not to be caught in a traffic jam.
The bottom line is that even the basic road users are asked not to let their guards down on busy roads, especially when it is rush hour as the likelihood of accidents as well as delays are higher under such conditions.
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