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.
There is a Nissan 370Z doing the rounds at events, dressed up in Dubai Ambulance livery. This is the first time we’ve had a close look at it.
Dubai Police has taken possession of a Lexus GS police car.
Trading Enterprises, the UAE dealer for Lotus, has entered into a partnership with Dubai Ambulance to supply a Lotus Evora S as a first-response unit.
The UAE Ministry of Interior has announced that people caught applying makeup or combing their hair while driving will be fined.
Dubai Police seized 102 cars for street racing, while hundreds of other cars were impounded for offences such as jumping the red light and driving in the wrong direction.
Dodge recently revealed details and pictures of the 2015 Charger police patrol car, called the Pursuit.
Dubai’s government ambulance service is getting some Twitter love right now, after they put up photos showing a couple of Ford Mustang ambulances. Yes, you read that right. Mustangs. Ambulances.
If you’ve driven in Dubai long enough, you must’ve been in at least one accident. The traditional routine is to call the police or go to the nearest police-station, but soon you will apparently be able to report your own minor car accidents using your smartphone.
Police recently completed testing on one of the cameras to catch tailgaters on Hessa Street. According to officials, it is six times more effective than a standard radar.