UAE traffic alert: Downtown Dubai drivers struggle with bottlenecks

Stay calm and carry on

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Karishma H. Nandkeolyar, Assistant Online Editor
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It's a generally clear day but you may hit some turbulence in select spots
It's a generally clear day but you may hit some turbulence in select spots
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Dubai: If you are en route to work this morning (Nov 27), you are in luck – everything points to light traffic and easy-to-navigate roads in most areas. Downtown Dubai, however, is a bit of an exception as as there are some bottlenecks on D71 and Zaa'beel Second.

Traffic on Ras Al Kor Road’s E44 is also sluggish.

This morning, Dubai Police urged drivers to keep their cars in optimal condition by scheduling regular maintenance checks. “This will prevent unexpected breakdowns and provide a safer driving experience,” it said on its social media accounts.

Dubai Police also recently called for caution when exiting cars. It asked motorists to always check each seat to ensure no child or important document had been left behind.  

Karishma H. Nandkeolyar
Karishma H. NandkeolyarAssistant Online Editor
Karishma Nandkeolyar is a lifestyle and entertainment journalist with a lifelong love for storytelling — she wrote her first “book” at age six and has been chasing the next sentence ever since. Known for her sharp wit, thoughtful takes, and ability to find the humor in just about anything, she covers everything from celebrity culture and internet trends to everyday lifestyle moments that make you go, “Same.” Her work blends insight with a conversational tone that feels like catching up with your cleverest friend — if your friend also had a deadline and a latte in hand. Off-duty, Karishma is a proud dog mom who fully believes her pup has a personality worth documenting, and yes, she does narrate those inner monologues out loud. Whether she’s writing features, curating content, or crafting the perfect headline, Karishma brings curiosity, creativity, and just the right amount of sarcasm to the mix.

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