HH Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, held a Police Leaders Seminar organized by Al-Bayan Directorate in Ras Al Khaimah under the title "Traffic Safety". Which aims at making the roads more secure, His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi opened the seminar by talking about the Ministry of Interior's strategy 2016-2017, indicating the Ministry of Interior's interest in traffic safety, stressing that efforts are continuing in various axes. And upgrading traffic control techniques to 113 radar, raising the number of patrols to control campaigns to 131 patrols, 43 traffic awareness campaigns and activating the role of the Joint Traffic Committee to achieve the implementation rate of recommendations 94% addressing 74 road defects during the years 2013-2017. To enhance the work of the National Ambulance with five ambulances and raise the percentage of implementation of the recommendations of the Supreme Committee for Traffic Safety by 96% by solving 17 traffic problems, intensifying specialized training to 226 trainees and increasing the interest in securing external roads. Major General Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi said that the impact of the use of speed control techniques in reducing traffic accidents was clear during the last four years. The accident rate has decreased from 6.7 in 2013 to 5.2 in 2016. The Commander of Ajman Police said that the number of awareness brochures reached 102,937 educational brochures, in addition to 58 school visits and 489 awareness messages through electronic means of social communication. At the end of his meeting, His Excellency Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi unveiled new development projects to achieve traffic safety. The project includes Ajman Dar Al Aman to monitor the streets of the Emirate, activating the White and Black Points Act, in addition to supporting the previous stations through increasing traffic control and awareness campaigns. Inspection, and strengthening the work of the Government Acceleration Team.
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