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    Abu Dhabi Police warn drivers after video shows chain of crashes caused by stopping in middle of road

    Editorial teamBy Editorial teamSeptember 4, 2026
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    Motorists unable to move their vehicle during an emergency should immediately call 999 for assistance, police said

    Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police have warned motorists against distracted driving and stopping in the middle of the road after releasing a video showing a traffic incident that resulted in a series of crashes.

    The video, released by Abu Dhabi Police General Headquarters in cooperation with the Monitoring and Control Centre, showed how a vehicle stopping on the road, combined with a lack of attention from approaching drivers, led to successive collisions.

    The Traffic and Security Patrols Directorate at Abu Dhabi Police stressed that distracted driving and stopping in the middle of the road during an emergency pose a serious danger to road users.

    Police urged motorists facing an emergency to continue driving, whenever possible, until they reach the nearest exit or another safe location, to protect themselves and other road users.

    What should you do if your vehicle cannot be moved?

    If a vehicle cannot be moved, motorists should immediately contact the Command and Control Centre on 999 to request assistance, Abu Dhabi Police said.

    This allows authorities to respond quickly to the situation, reducing the risk of serious accidents while helping maintain the smooth flow of traffic.

    Abu Dhabi Police also called on drivers to remain fully focused behind the wheel, avoid distractions and be prepared to respond to unexpected situations on the road.

    The authority stressed that remaining alert can help motorists anticipate road hazards and make the appropriate decision at the right time.

    Source: Emirates 24|7

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