Driving on the right side of the road: Drivers must drive on the right side of the road.
No tailgating or dangerous overtaking: Drivers must not tailgate or overtake other vehicles dangerously.
No driving on the hard shoulder: Drivers must not drive on the hard shoulder.
The UAE has high-tech detection systems to enforce traffic rules. Drivers who violate the rules can face severe consequences, including fines, black points, imprisonment, or deportation.
Dressing conservatively is appreciated in Dubai's historic neighborhoods and places of worship. There are specific requirements for entering a mosque, like wearing clothing that covers shoulders, arms and legs – and headscarves for women.
A simple act of affection such as holding hands is fine, but excessive public displays of affection are not allowed in Dubai.
Dubai is an open-minded and tolerant society where people from all over the world live harmoniously and respectfully. As with any destination, residents and tourists must abide by the local laws. It is important to note that the moral code is stricter in the United Arab Emirates than in some parts of the world. For example, it is prohibited to drink alcohol in public places other than licensed hotels and their restaurants, as well as in dedicated lounges. Furthermore, excessive public displays of affection are not allowed. The UAE has one of the lowest crime rates in the world and is widely recognised as being one of the safest places to live, work and visit.
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