Dubai Police, in association with the Positive Spirit Council, organised a scootercade to teach e-scooter riders about traffic safety laws and to highlight designated paths and locations for their use.
Participants travelled along Bani Yas Street, under the jurisdiction of Naif Police Station.
Brigadier Omar Ashour Mousa, Acting Director of Naif Police Station, emphasised the significance of following all safety and security criteria, rules, and regulations in designated places to ensure user safety.
He also emphasised the importance of following permitted roads, obeying traffic laws, wearing a proper helmet, using a reflective vest, and equipping the scooter with a bright white reflective light in the front and a bright red reflective light in the rear. He also stressed the need to ensure that scooters had functional brakes.
#News | Dubai Police organises an Awareness E-Scootercade
— Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) October 6, 2024
Details:https://t.co/ZCrfjbqbZe#YourSecurityOurHappiness#SmartSecureTogether pic.twitter.com/lBC3iHHCCO
The Brigadier added the scootercade, aimed to curb negative behaviour and prevent traffic accidents and road casualties. "It also focused on educating all road users—drivers, passengers, and pedestrians—about their rights to ensure the highest levels of safety."

No Ebola cases detected in UAE, ministry confirms
UAE announces holiday for Hijri New Year
Wrong-way riding leaves biker seriously injured in Dubai accident
UAE strongly condemns Iranian attacks on Kuwait, Bahrain
'Free Flow' paid parking system activated in Abu Dhabi
Gargash stresses on unified Gulf stance against Iranian attacks
Gazan hopes to walk again after crucial care at UAE floating hospital
Dubai's KHDA to resume school inspections
