Dubai Police confiscate 26 vehicles for loud noises and illegal modifications

Responding quickly to unlawful vehicle modifications generating major noise problems in residential areas, Dubai Police have Authorities confiscated three motorbikes and twenty-three vehicles from drivers who had modified their vehicles in ways that resulted in loud engine noises, mostly in the Al Khawaneej region, within a 24-hour period. This action was a part of continuous efforts to guarantee public safety in residential areas and reduce disturbance.

Detail of the operation were revealed by Maj-Gen Saif Muhair Al Mazrouei, Director of the General Department of Traffic at Dubai Police. With 24 fines issued overall, he confirmed that the offenders had received traffic fines. Moreover, the authorities enforced strict fines, saying that the degree of the changes and the disturbance made would determine the cost to release an impounded car could be as high as Dh10,000. This is part of Dubai Police's larger plan to lower noise levels and guarantee that road users follow rules meant to safeguard the public and the surroundings.

Maj-Gen Al Mazrouei also issued a strong caution to drivers on the risks involved in modifying vehicles to boost engine speed or noise level. Such changes, he said, not only disturb the peace in homes but also seriously endanger the affected people as well as the larger society. Particularly in places where residents anticipate a quiet surroundings, the too loud noise produced by these modified engines can interfere with daily activities. Furthermore, the changes that boost engine power can make the vehicles more difficult to operate, therefore increasing the likelihood of mishaps. 

In his comment, Maj-Gen Al Mazrouei advised drivers against arming their vehicles with technologies meant to artificially boost engine speed or sound. He underlined that such behaviors not only offend people but also break traffic rules meant to ensure public safety. Using these unauthorized changes might result in the kind of careless driving that endangers everyone else on the road. Such actions not only puts pedestrians and other road users in severe danger but also compromises the life of the drivers and their passengers. 

Law enforcement all around worries about reckless and careless driving; Dubai is not an exception. Maj-Gen Al Mazrouei underlined that traffic rules mostly aim to preserve order in societies and guarantee road safety. He underlined that infractions like this not only compromise the offenders' life but also unnecessarily harm the infrastructure and pose risks for other vehicles. The authorities are actively trying to solve the deadly mix that these illegal changes along with aggressive driving practices create. 

The activities of the Dubai Police remind us of the need of following traffic rules and appreciating the calm and safety in residential neighborhoods. The authorities are dedicated to maintain the right of residents to live in surroundings free from needless disturbance. The police will keep an eye on and handle such infractions under heavy penalties as part of their continuous attempts to preserve public order, so ensuring that those who break the law are answerable for their deeds. 

This project shows Dubai's will to keep its citizens in a secure, pleasant, orderly surroundings, so encouraging responsible driving, and so preserving public welfare. It also emphasizes the city's initiatives to address public disruptions and noise pollution in a way that strikes a compromise between punishment and respect of the society.