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Have your say: Traffic hazards

Are there any traffic hazards or dangerous U-turns in your community? How severe is the problem?

  • Gulf News
  • Published: 16:37 May 19, 2008
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Are there any traffic hazards or dangerous U-turns in your community? How severe is the problem?

Tell us about it and send pictures at readers@gulfnews.com or fill in the form below.



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The rear exit of International City (towards Emirates Road) is chaotic every morning. It is mainly because of the trucks that return after their dump at the sewerage plant. There is at least one accident every morning in that area.
Vijay
Dubai,UAE
Posted: May 20, 2008, 11:26

I would like to notify you of a really dangerous exit on Al-Wahda Road going towards Dubai. An exit from the filter road which joins to the main road is blocked by a palm tree right at the entrance to the main road. It is really very dangerous.
Ahmed
Sharjah,UAE
Posted: May 20, 2008, 01:05

The road by the side of Toys 'R' Us reaching Rigga Road has a hazard near the signal while reaching the road. The construction company has placed some construction material obstructing the view what is coming from Rigga Road.
Kenneth
Dubai,UAE
Posted: May 19, 2008, 18:41

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