Ajman Police launches the activities of the third unified traffic awareness campaign, A Summer Without Accidents for the year 2024

The Ajman Police General Command launched the activities of the third unified traffic awareness campaign, “A Summer Without Accidents” for the year 2024, which was launched by the Ministry of Interior, represented by the Federal Traffic Council, and will continue until the first of next September, targeting all road users and drivers of all types of vehicles. Lieutenant Colonel Rashid Humaid bin Hindi, Deputy Director of the Traffic and Patrols Department at Ajman Police, said that the campaign aims to educate all segments of society about the dangers of traffic accidents, by adhering to and following the necessary instructions and guidelines related to vehicle safety, performing periodic maintenance, and ensuring the safety of tires and excess load in order to preserve their safety. Lives and property, and achieving safe driving during the summer period to reduce the occurrence of accidents and serious injuries. The Deputy Director of the Traffic and Patrols Department added that the campaign includes awareness initiatives and activities for all members of society from various segments and age groups to achieve the highest levels of traffic safety for all, and as part of the efforts made to control road security and enhance safety with the aim of reaching the largest segment of society, in addition to broadcasting traffic awareness messages about ( 3) Different languages, namely, Arabic, English, and Urdu, in various social media platforms. Lieutenant Colonel Rashid bin Hindi confirmed that the activities of the “Summer Without Accidents” campaign coincided with the start of the summer vacation and the travel season, which requires taking many precautions related to vehicle safety, including ensuring the safety of tires, performing regular vehicle maintenance, and the necessity of adhering to the permitted load limits on the vehicle. The roof of the vehicle, whose height does not exceed (60) centimetres, in addition to ensuring that the lighting lights and vehicle direction change signals are working and that there are no flammable materials in the vehicles, and urging them to adhere to the implementation of the traffic law, adhere to the specified speeds, and leave a sufficient safety distance between vehicles.