Abu Dhabi Police seized 9,237 electric scooters violating traffic rules and regulations during the first 10 months of 2026. The authorities stepped up measures to curb violations, including their use on public roads, between vehicles, and on paths not designated for them.
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E-scooter violations pose a danger to both the safety of the one riding the vehicle, and other road users, the police noted. Abu Dhabi Police said some of the most dangerous behaviours among electric scooter drivers include:
Riding without paying attention to traffic
Not wearing a helmet
Not wearing safety gear
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These actions increase the likelihood of traffic accidents that may result in serious injuries or deaths, the police said. Authorities emphasised the need for electric scooter users to adhere to driving in designated areas and paths, wear helmets and safety gear.