There are so many silly mistakes that the motorists in UAE do that ends them up in the hot tubs of paying by either their lives or in hefty fines. And the diligent police of the UAE are going to put an end to it.

The Abu Dhabi Police had released a video on social media that shows types of accidents that could have easily been avoided by the residents provided that they follow the traffic rules. In such incidents, irresponsible motorists only injure themselves in a major way, but they also affect the other road users.

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Police have now launched a campaign that is titled, “Give Your Comment”. Through this campaign, the police intend to imply harsher penalties against traffic violators.

Colonel Mohamed Ali Al Muhairi, director of the Security Media Department, said that, “The campaign’s new approach aims to enhance communication between the police and the public.”

The campaign was released on social media only 3 days ago and has already build a lot of traction. There have been hundreds of comments that the Abu Dhabi Police has already received from concerned residents from the social networking sites. Many of them have agreed for a stricter action to those motorists who violate the traffic rules and pose as a threat to all the other drivers on the road.

From the list of comments by the resident of UAE, one of the most agreed upon points to such violations to road traffic were that the motorists were not driving safely. They also had suggested that the safe drivers who did adhere to the traffic rules to be permitted to having a dashcam on the dashboard of their vehicles in order to record such accidents that take place.

Recent stats has shown that the traffic accidents on the roads have reduced by 11 percent between the months of January and April 2018, as when compared to the traffic accidents that were caused in the first four months in 2017. The number of deaths had also been reduced by 22 percent and the number of fatalities declined by 50 percent.

Major General Ali Khalfan Al Dhaheri, director of central operations at Abu Dhabi Police credited the drop in the total number of accidents was due to the increase in the number of installations of surveillance cameras and smart radars. Also adding that the number of traffic violations that have been recorded in the first four months of 2018 to be 91,700.