RTA briefs 1,500 drivers on technical safety standards
The campaign highlighted tyres, brakes, lights and other essential vehicle safety requirements, including the risks created by worn tyres.
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Recent official Dubai RTA updates and practical guidance for tyres, heat, breakdowns and safer roadside decisions.
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The campaign highlighted tyres, brakes, lights and other essential vehicle safety requirements, including the risks created by worn tyres.
Read on Dubai RTARTA announced summer traffic improvements designed to increase road capacity, reduce travel time and improve daily movement at key locations.
Read on Dubai RTADrivers are advised to check tyre pressure, structural condition and cracks because Dubai heat places greater demands on tyres.
Read on Dubai RTASimple checks reduce the chance of being surprised by a tyre problem.
Use the pressure specified by the vehicle manufacturer, normally shown in the door frame or owner handbook. Do not use the maximum number printed on the tyre as the normal target.
Inspect sidewalls for cracks, cuts, bulges and exposed material. A damaged sidewall normally needs replacement rather than a puncture repair.
Reduce speed, avoid sudden steering and move to a safe legal position. Do not continue driving on a visibly flat tyre.
This is general information, not a remote diagnosis. If a tyre has visible structural damage, stop driving and arrange an in-person inspection.
If a tyre warning or battery failure has already stopped your journey, send the exact location and a clear photo for a current service option.