Abu Dhabi: Speed Limits Cut by 20 km/h on Two Highways Starting April 14
Starting April 14, Abu Dhabi will enforce new speed limits on two key highways, aimed at enhancing road safety for all drivers.
The speed limit on the Abu Dhabi-Sweihan Road (E20) will be reduced from 120 km/h to 100 km/h, while the Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed International Road (E11) will see a decrease from 160 km/h to 140 km/h.
A Measure for Safety
This change is part of a broader initiative by local authorities to improve safety on the roads. While speed limits are often temporarily adjusted during adverse weather conditions such as dust or rain, these new limits represent a permanent shift in policy.
The decision underscores the commitment of Abu Dhabi’s transport authorities to prioritize safety and reduce the likelihood of accidents.
Background and Context
Speed limits in the UAE are critical for ensuring safe driving conditions, particularly given the region’s unique climate challenges.
This proactive measure reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to adapt to the needs of its road users and enhance overall traffic safety.
As the implementation date approaches, drivers are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new limits and adjust their driving habits accordingly.
By adhering to these changes, residents can contribute to a safer driving environment for everyone on the road.
The reduction of speed limits on major highways in Abu Dhabi marks a significant step towards improving road safety. As residents prepare for these changes, it is essential to remain vigilant and prioritize safety while driving.
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