The Ministry of Interior offers to remove four black points if drivers pledge to stay accident-free on August 31. This initiative targets the busy back-to-school period, encouraging safer roads and better driving habits.
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The Ministry of Interior launched a new traffic campaign called "Accident-Free Day". It targets August 31, the first day of the new academic year when roads are busiest.
Drivers can sign an online pledge starting August 17. If you commit to avoiding accidents for that specific day, four black points will be wiped from your licence.
Authorities expect motorists to follow speed limits, keep safe distances, and change lanes carefully. Brig Juma bin Suwaidan noted this helps safety near schools.
This is a practical chance to clean up your driving record. Visit the official platform to register before the date.
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