During the 54th UAE National Day celebrations, Dubai Police impounded 49 cars and 25 motorcycles due to reckless youth behavior.
On December 2, police reported 3,153 violations on social media. They urged parents to teach children about responsible celebration and the significance of traffic safety.
A video was shared to highlight violations by young celebrants, showing individuals leaning out of windows and sunroofs, and vehicles with stickers and spray paint on windshields.
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Last week, Dubai Police issued advice to the public to follow the 54th Eid Al Etihad celebration guidelines for a safe, orderly, and enjoyable experience, preventing risks or disruptions.
General Saif Muhair Al Mazroui, Assistant Commander-in-Chief for Operations at Dubai Police, emphasized the importance of traffic awareness and legal compliance to ensure public safety and allow everyone to celebrate in a civilized and secure manner.
The senior officer reminded drivers to follow Union Day celebration guidelines, including:
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Avoiding the use of spray paint by drivers, passengers, or pedestrians.
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Not covering or obscuring license plates.
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Avoiding inappropriate stickers or slogans on vehicles.
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No changing vehicle color or overloading.
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No leaning out of windows or sunroofs.
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No covering of windows with stickers or sunshades.
