Dubai has launched its first-ever smart device at pedestrian crossings to catch reckless drivers.
According to Dubai Police, the initiative will help identify motorists who fail to give way to people crossing the road.
Officials have clarified that the new solution will be fitted with a red signal which will warn drivers to stop.
Motorists who fail to do so will be captured on camera and fined for the violation.
UAE says companies under US sanctions not operating in country
The Ministry of Justice said seven companies reportedly based in the UAE and sanctioned by the United States for ties to Sudan do not operate in the country.
Dubai Police arrests 222 beggars during Ramadan, Eid
Dubai Police announced on Friday it arrested 222 beggars during Ramadan and Eid, after a campaign was launched under the slogan “An Aware Society, Free of Begging,” in partnership with other government entities.
Dubai rolls out variable parking rates
Drivers will have to pay more for parking in some parts of Dubai starting Friday, with premium rates starting at AED 6 an hour.
Watch: UAE search, rescue team continues relief efforts in Myanmar
The UAE's search and rescue team is continuing its relief efforts in Myanmar following the recent earthquake.
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan unveils 'MyDubai Communities' platform
A new digital platform has been unveiled, designed to connect citizens, residents and visitors with a wide range of activities across Dubai.
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