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Reinforcing the legendary status of one of the Middle East’s best-loved vehicles, Al-Futtaim Toyota has launched the eagerly awaited new generation of its iconic Land Cruiser in the UAE. The all-new Land Cruiser combines outstanding all-terrain performance with a spacious, high-quality interior to bring drivers and passengers an elevated experience on every journey.
Building on the incredible legacy of its best-selling vehicle, Al-Futtaim Toyota launches a brand-new addition to the Corolla family. Designed to move occupants in style, the all-new Corolla Cross delivers a smooth ride for drivers and passengers alike that makes it the ideal choice for those seeking adventure, or simply spending time with friends or loved ones.
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Building on the brand’s promise to deliver a confident ride and capable performance, the 2022 INFINITI QX60 will be powered by the brand’s 295-horsepower 3.5-liter V6 engine mated to an all-new 9-speed automatic transmission. The combo aims to offer drivers an ideal balance of power and fuel economy, response, and refinement.
The all-new 2022 Infiniti QX60 debuts with a powerful V6 engine, advanced nine-speed transmission, and enhanced comfort for UAE drivers.
Al Ghandi Auto, the exclusive distributor of Cadillac vehicles in the UAE, has partnered with Galadari Motor Driving Centre to provide future drivers with an elevated Cadillac learning experience.
Residents in Abu Dhabi can now pay fines in installments without any interest for an entire year while holding accounts with five popular banks. Abu Dhabi Police has introduced the scheme by partnering with five banks in the UAE to allow drivers to pay traffic fines in parts as per their affordability.
Traffic authorities have announced that over 11,000 motorists were fined for driving modified vehicles in the UAE last year. The drivers, especially youngsters, were caught on main roads and in residential areas while causing a nuisance and disturbing residents with vehicles that were heavily modified and over the legally approved limit.
Abu Dhabi Police have issued a fresh warning to motorists in the emirate to remind them to give way to faster vehicles when driving in the leftmost (fast) lane. Motorists driving at slower speeds must clear the way for vehicles approaching from behind and keep to the right instead.
Smart patrols (police vehicles fitted with several cameras and sensors) have been rolled out across Abu Dhabi to catch drivers who violate rules such as lane discipline, expired registration, and not wearing a seatbelt, amongst other violations.
All 6,180 taxis that make up the Abu Dhabi public taxi fleet are now equipped to accept card-based fare payments, the Department of Municipalities, and Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) announced earlier this week. A long time coming, the feature has been rolled out to further limit contact between drivers and commuters to further curb the spread of the coronavirus.
The Ajman Public Transportation Authority (APTA) is preventing the spread of the Coronavirus in the UAE by asking cab drivers to wear sanitary masks and sterilize their vehicles daily. Moreover, drivers are also undergoing weekly check-ups to make sure they are fit, healthy, and safe from the outbreak.
Midsized Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) have been extremely popular among a segment of buyers who want rugged capabilities along with the looks, but don’t want anything too large. This is where cars like the Mitsubishi Montero Sport and Toyota Fortuner come into the picture -- they are big enough to make a statement, without requiring drivers to make five-point turns on narrow lanes and can accommodate up to seven people.
Arabian Automobiles Company, the flagship company of the AW Rostamani Group and the exclusive distributor for Renault in Dubai, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates, offers drivers in Dubai another reason to start thinking green when considering their electric vehicle purchase.
In a bid to reduce congestion on the roads of the emirate and allow motorists to plan their routes better, Dubai Police has introduced a new complimentary service for all road users.
Abu Dhabi Police warns drivers about fast lane use and shares essential safety tips.
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) introduces VR training for bus drivers in the Emirate.
Drivers learning to get their licenses in the UAE will now be using Smart Vehicles to conduct their yard/internal tests for more accurate and unbiased results.
The UAE takes strict measures to ensure drivers yield to emergency vehicles, enhancing road safety.
As part of their efforts to increase road safety during the holy month of Ramadan, Sharjah Police are cracking down on dangerous drivers and dangerous driving habits by issuing fines of AED 400 and four black points for tailgating.
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