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TOI World6/6/2026Tech2 min readIndia

Dubai Police Leverage AI for Road Safety, Crack Down on Hazardous Driving

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Dubai Police utilize AI-driven traffic systems to predict and prevent accidents, enforce traffic laws, and plan for events, alongside a crackdown on hard-shoulder overtaking with 4,504 fines issued in the first five months of the year.

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Dubai police are leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance road safety through predictive traffic management and real-time enforcement. The system analyzes live and historical data to identify accident-prone areas and speeding vehicles, enabling proactive intervention. Additionally, AI monitors driver behavior and adapts to new patterns, aiding in the detection of various traffic violations.

A recent enforcement campaign targeted hazardous driving practices, issuing 4,504 fines for overtaking on the hard shoulder in the first five months of the year. Brigadier Jumaa bin Suwaidan emphasized that this behavior endangers others and disregards traffic laws. Statistics showed February had the most violations with 1,638 cases.

Awareness campaigns complement enforcement, aiming to educate motorists and encourage compliance. Dubai Police also unveiled an AI-based mechanism at GITEX Global 2023 to automate minor accident reporting, reducing manual procedures and congestion.

The initiative is part of Dubai Police's broader AI integration strategy, focusing on technology to improve safety and efficiency.

What to Watch

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  • Increased adoption of AI in traffic management across the UAE

    Likely · Within months

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  • Future expansion plans for AI in traffic management

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This article was originally published by TOI World.

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