Dubai Police Force

The world's fastest police car, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, is in Dubai.

The Dubai Police Department has a Bugatti Veyron, 1,000 horsepower.

Wasn't it confiscated from some drug dealer?

Probably.

So I caught up with Dr. Mustafa Alda.

He is founder of RoadHeroAcademy.com. He's also former head of traffic research at Dubai Police.

The airbags are a critical component of the safety systems in a car.

They don't work on their own.

And you can do your part to make sure that that's the case.

Many thanks there to Dr. Mustafa Alda.

He is founder of RoadHeroAcademy.com and he's also former head of traffic research at Dubai Police.

Police in France are searching for two thieves after a raid on the Rennes Art Museum in the country.

And the offer runs for a year, which is worth knowing before your next trip.

Now, Dubai Police are using 36 AI-powered software robots to handle repetitive admin tasks.

So they're freeing up officers to focus on more specialized work, which is important.

And it's part of a broader push to use AI to improve productivity and public services across their force.

So I'm not on the school runs anymore.

And we have to wait for official data like RTA, Dubai Police, ITC in Abu Dhabi and other public entities.

They're doing quite a good job in sharing data.

It would really be just anecdotal evidence from my side.

Let me know how it was for you.

You might have noticed that Dubai police have been out in force this morning, deploying 253 security and traffic patrols, plus 28 drones added to the mix around schools to monitor traffic and also to help keep things moving safely.

It's also accident-free day, too.

Drivers who registered for the nationwide initiative and stay free of accidents and traffic violations today could have four black points removed from their licence.

More than 300,000 motorists took part in the scheme two years ago.

So how are police managing this back to school rush and also rewarding good driving? Will that make our roads safer in the long term? We'll be finding out shortly speaking to Captain Moza Sultan al-Sharif.

He's joining us from Dubai police.

We're going to be speaking to, we're going to be finding out, what are we actually finding out about? Oh my goodness, yes, this big expansion of Al-Maidan Street, helping to move traffic along the 17 kilometres of roads and almost four kilometres of bridges.

At the same time, we are implementing a traffic management and enforcement measure at 15 most congested school locations.

in close coordination with our strategic partner, Dubai Police.

And we are putting a lot of emphasis and awareness, also RTA and Dubai Police, along with the KHDA and school management teams are working together hand-to-hand in several campaigns and media messages to encourage safer and more disciplined behavior during drop-off and pick-up of the children.

So parents should expect to see improvements not only in the physical infrastructure, but also in how traffic is managed around the schools.

But how did you actually choose these six particular locations? You know, were they obvious congestion hotspots?

So we are working on several solutions together.

We are improving the infrastructure and access arrangement, but we are also looking at traffic management, enforcement, and better organization of drop-off and pick-up areas.

We are working closely with Dubai Police and KHDA also and schools management teams on this because the school itself plays a very important role in managing the arrival and departure process.

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So Dubai police are warning about fake social media ads offering work residency, visit visas in exchange for money.

Scammers are pretending to represent officials and official entities and licensed companies.

Don't engage with them.

only process visas through official government channels or licensed recruitment agencies.

Report anything suspicious through the Dubai Police app, the e-crime platform, or by calling 901.

Now, good news for the school run.

Six school zones across Dubai have had road upgrades completed ahead of the 31st of August, covering areas including Al-Barsha, Umm al-Shif, Dubai Motor City, Dubai Studio City, and also Wadi al-Safa 4.

This is Dubai 92's Big Breakfast Podcast.

We can thank Dubai police for the latest parenting hack that is foolproof in my humble opinion.

Oh, lay it on me.

What is it?

And I said, how are things going? She's like, great.

Kai went to sleep today early with no fuss.

And I said, what did you do? And she said, Dubai police sent a message saying that kids have to go to bed early because school is happening very soon.

And he went to bed early without complaining, without arguing, because he believes that the police told him that he has to.

That's why the confusion and the questioning.

Binance added that it is working with Dubai Police and authorities across the other Emirates, uh, to be honest, Abu Dhabi and all the others, to establish clearer coordination procedures.

So that way, Binance will be able to tell all the authorities, legal authorities, uh, law authorities, what is happening, why is this mo- money coming from here and moving there.

So it's a good move.