Coinciding with the beginning of the Abu Dhabi Worldwide Petroleum Exhibition and Convention (ADIPEC 2023), Abu Dhabi Police introduced a brief ban on the entry of vans and work buses to Abu Dhabi Island, together with all entrances: Sheikh Zayed Bridge, Sheikh Khalifa Bridge, Musaffah Bridge and Al Maqta’a Bridge, on October 2.
Brigadier Common Mahmoud Yousef Al Balushi, Director of the Visitors and Patrols Directorate within the Central Operations Sector, defined that the ban can be in impact from 6am to 12pm on Monday. Exceptions to the ban embrace autos of public cleansing corporations and logistical help.
Al Balushi stated visitors patrols can be deployed on all roads and visitors monitoring can be intensified by way of good techniques to make sure visitors circulate. He known as on all motorists to cooperate in enhancing street security by adhering to visitors legal guidelines.
The ban is predicted to have a big influence on visitors in Abu Dhabi, the place roads are anticipated to be very busy because of ADIPEC, one of many largest oil and gasoline conferences on the planet.
Motorists who have to enter Abu Dhabi island throughout the ban interval ought to plan their journeys rigorously. They need to additionally bear in mind that there might be elevated visitors enforcement and that they might be fined in the event that they violate the ban.
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