A total of 244,446 motorists in Dubai maintained clean traffic records in 2021 without committing any violations.
They included 194,920 men and 49,526 women, while the safest age group was 31-40 (92,851 drivers).
The figures were revealed by Dubai Police as part of their 'White Points' system that rewards safe drivers.
The names of 4,600 such drivers were entered into a lucky draw, with two of them winning brand new cars and others obtaining white points that can be redeemed against black points, minor violations, and even vehicle impoundment period.
The cars were awarded to two Emirati women, Maryam Yusuf Muhammad Yusuf Al Balushi and Sheikha Muhammad Abdullah bin Touq Al-Marri.
Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, congratulated the winners and praised their commitment to traffic rules and regulations, and urged them to maintain this positive attitude.
He added that the White Points programme is part of Dubai Police's efforts to reduce traffic fatalities and raise the level of compliance with traffic laws and regulations.
#News | Two Emirati women awarded with cars for having clean traffic record in Dubai
— Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) November 8, 2022
Details:https://t.co/sVaXdWdAwR#YourSecurityOurHappiness#SmartSecureTogether pic.twitter.com/VMLjAjn7QS


UAE to strengthen defence, space and health sectors, says H.H. Sheikh Mohammed
UAE responds to further missile, drone threats on Sunday
16 ballistic missiles, 42 drones intercepted on Sunday
Dubai Police issue 720 certificates for weather-affected vehicles
Gargash: Political solution needs guarantees against repeat Iranian attacks
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed congratulates Dubai World Cup winner
Sheikh Abdullah discusses impact of Iranian attacks with global partners
Dubai opens 13 new cycling tracks under 162km RTA expansion plan
