Abu Dhabi authorities have announced a new traffic rule that will ban delivery motorcycles from certain roads starting May 15, 2026. Officials said the move is part of wider efforts to improve road safety and lower the number of traffic accidents across the emirate. The announcement was made by the Integrated Transport Centre, also known as AD Mobility, on Friday. Authorities explained that the new measure aims to create a safer transport environment for drivers, delivery riders, and pedestrians. Officials said the restriction is designed to improve traffic movement on major roads and reduce risks linked to dangerous driving situations.…
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