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Dubai: 5 rules to follow when driving in the fast lane

Not giving way is illegal, but so is tailgating. Find out how you should drive

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Huda Tabrez, Living in UAE Editor, Living in UAE Editor
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The fast lane should only be used for overtaking.
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According to the awareness campaign, motorists should always drive in the right lane to ensure smooth traffic on the highway.
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If you fail to give priority to vehicles coming from behind, you face a fine of Dh400 fine and four black points.
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Dh400 traffic fine is also levied against motorists who fail to keep a safe distance between their vehicles and the vehicle in front.
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