Dubai Police has expanded its famous fleet of luxury patrol vehicles with the addition of the new Audi RS7 Performance, further reinforcing its commitment to advanced technology, road safety, and high-profile public engagement.
Al-Futtaim Motors, the exclusive distributor of Toyota vehicles in the UAE, has inked an agreement with the Dubai Police Transport and Rescue Department to add 200 Toyota Land Cruiser SUVs to its public safety fleet.
The Dubai Police recently added the Geely Tugella model to their fleet of traffic patrol vehicles.
His Excellency Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-chief of Dubai Police, said the force is adding 400 Ghiath smart police patrols over the next five years, a deal worth 196 million dirhams.
Dubai Ambulance has announced the launch of a pink emergency vehicle that will specialise in transporting women and children.
Dubai Police has launched a new drive-through service at a police station for minor-accident cases.
Dubai Police are set to install two new types of cameras in 70 new locations around the city.
Residents of Dubai can now pay their traffic fines at Dubai Police patrol cars, as well as have the option of splitting the fine amount into instalments with “zero-percent” interest. The new service is part of the Dubai Smart City initiative.
The recently-publicised distance-tracking radars on Dubai’s highways went online today to photograph tailgating behaviour by motorists who do not keep a mandatory minimum 5-metre space between vehicles when travelling over 80kph.
Dubai Police recently released a video showing some of their supercar and luxury car fleet. Some of the cars shown in the clip include Ferrari FF, Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, McLaren 12C, BMW 6-Series, Bentley Continental GT, Brabus G63 and the Bugatti Veyron.