A cyclist from Dubai was astonished when a bump on the Al Qudra cycling track was repaired just 12 hours after he reported it to the police.
The incident unfolded when authorities monitoring the area with a drone asked the cyclist if he had any concerns about the track, around 9:30 AM on a Tuesday.
Initially, nothing significant came to mind, but the cyclist casually mentioned a noticeable bump on the road. He then set off for Abu Dhabi. Upon returning, he was surprised to see a worker in protective gear at the track.
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When he asked about the construction, the worker explained it was to fix the reported bump. The cyclist soon discovered that the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) was responsible for the swift repair.
The cyclist praised the efficient communication between Dubai Police, RTA, and the construction firm, which led to resolving the issue within 12 hours.
“Only in Dubai can they respond so rapidly,” he remarked in a video shared on social media. He thanked the authorities for enhancing track safety and expressed gratitude on behalf of the cycling community.
The Dubai cyclist, with 10,000 followers, shares his biking experiences online and often highlights efforts by authorities to ensure rider safety.
