Traffic awareness campaign rewards drivers for safe driving practices and law compliance
Abu Dhabi: The Ministry of Interior, through the Federal Traffic Council and in coordination with police forces nationwide, has launched its flagship road safety initiative ‘A Day Without Accidents’.
As part of the accident-free day campaign, the public is invited to sign a pledge through an online portal, committing to safe driving practices. Those who register and comply with the safety guidelines before August 25 will receive a deduction of four traffic points from their records, effective electronically on September 15, 2025, without the need to visit service centres.
The initiative coincides with the launch of the quarterly campaign ‘A Safe School Year’ on August 25, 2025 — the first day of the new academic year. The campaign aims to raise awareness about safety, prevention, and traffic protection for all road users, with a special focus on ensuring student safety as schools reopen.
The initiative rewards drivers who commit to obeying traffic laws, including wearing seat belts, adhering to speed limits, maintaining safe distances, respecting pedestrian right of way, avoiding distractions like mobile phone use, and yielding to emergency vehicles such as ambulances, police, and official convoys.
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