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Roads are not for social media: Abu Dhabi Police detains driver over live streaming

Roads are not for social media: Abu Dhabi Police detains driver over live streaming

Abu Dhabi Police, with the Monitoring Centre, arrested a driver live-streaming on social media while driving/Image: X

Abu Dhabi Police have apprehended a driver for live streaming on social media while driving, highlighting the serious risks of distracted driving and reinforcing the importance of road safety. The apprehension was carried out in coordination with the Monitoring and Control Centre. Authorities described the act as reckless, putting not only the driver’s life at risk but also the safety of other road users.The Traffic Directorate and Security Patrols emphasized that this behaviour constitutes a serious violation of traffic laws due to the combination of recklessness and distraction. Officials made it clear that such actions will not be tolerated under any circumstances, and that roads are intended for safe and responsible driving, not for social media interaction or risky displays.

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Police urged all drivers to remain focused, follow traffic regulations, and avoid using mobile devices or social media while driving. They highlighted that road safety is a shared responsibility and that even brief distractions can result in accidents or injuries.This incident underscores Abu Dhabi Police’s ongoing commitment to public safety and the enforcement of traffic laws. By taking prompt action against dangerous behaviour, authorities aim to remind all road users that adherence to regulations is essential and that reckless or distracted driving will face strict consequences.

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