Dubai Police are offering free car inspections throughout the summer
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Attention drivers: The Dubai Police will be providing free vehicle checks to motorists all summer long. To complete the process, simply visit any AutoPro facility. Take advantage of the inspection while you can, as the summertime weather makes driving hazardous.
It’s free car inspection
The “Summer Without Accidents” campaign is aligned with the aim to raise traffic awareness throughout the summer months. Summertime in the UAE brings with it a higher risk of accidents because of the sharp increases in temperature. Tyre bursts and car fires are two of the most frequent summertime mishaps, both of which have potentially deadly consequences.
Because of this, it’s critical for drivers to ensure that their vehicles have regular maintenance. Free inspections are being provided by the Dubai Police through the end of August. Private drivers in the UAE can make use of the services by calling any AutoPro centre.
Ready for inspection
The AutoPro facilities provide an extensive selection of motor health inspections that you can choose from. This covers fluid levels, engine oil and coolant levels, battery health, tyre pressure conditions, air conditioner and air filter checks, seat belt conditions, radiator hose conditions, and other inspections.
Safety recommendations have also been published by the Dubai Police in an attempt to prevent accidents. It is imperative for drivers to ensure that their tyres are free of vibration and in good condition. They should also periodically check the tyres for cracks or bulging. In addition to changing the engine oil on a regular basis, drivers should check for fluid leaks. Summertime in the UAE brings with it a higher risk of accidents because of the sharp increases in temperature. Tyre bursts and car fires are two of the most frequent summertime mishaps, both of which have potentially deadly consequences.
In a post on X, the Dubai Police also suggested removing any combustible items from cars, including mundane items like phone chargers and fragrances, which might catch fire in hot weather.