51% drop in road accident death rate in capital

Road deaths in Abu Dhabi have shown a remarkable drop, thanks to the new strategy of traffic safety rolled out in the emirate.

Figures released by Col Hussain Ahmed Al Harithi, Director of Traffic and Patrol at the AD Police, showed that the number of deaths caused by road mishaps dropped by 51 per cent during July this year compared to the same period during last year.

He also revealed that the total number of deaths and severe injuries in Abu Dhabi declined in July by 38 per cent compared to the same period last year.

A total of 41 road deaths were recorded in a single month in Abu Dhabi while this dropped to 20 cases of deaths in the same period this year, showed the figures.

The major reasons of traffic accidents during last month were human errors like abrupt turnings, negligence, lack of concentration and closed driving without leaving enough distance between vehicles.

Col Al Harithi also attributed the drop in fatal accidents to the intensive traffic awareness campaigns launched by the traffic department and the role played by the media in mentoring the behaviour of motorists.

  • Twitter
  • submit to reddit

Comments

  • nooraddeen mohammad 13 November 2010 13:20 0 0
    Not because the drivers are keen or cautious but because the heavy traffic on the road their speed is reduced compulsory , make the roads empty , you will get the death rate back
  • Luqman 29 September 2010 18:50 0 0
    Thanks to all drivers in the emirate and thanks to the traffic department, we hope we can minimise more by implementing Adaf (Abu Dhabi Action Force). I was always searching for a chance to convey my experience in reducing accidental death.

Have your say

Comments submitted by third parties on this site are the sole responsibility of the individual/s whose content is submitted. DMI accepts no responsibility for the content of comment/s, including, without limitation, any error, omission or inaccuracy therein. Please note that your email address will NOT appear on the site.

By submitting your comments you agree to this website's Terms & Conditions

Type in the characters you see in the picture below.

Business

Videos

Latest jobs available

More jobs on Emirates 24|7

Most Popular on Emirates 24|7

Recent Comments

In Case You Missed It ...

eSuggestion eComplain eComplain eSuggestion

Follow
Emirates 24|7

Follow
Emirates 24|7
Google+ Facebook Twitter RSS