The UAE Ministry of Interior (MoI) recently released the "Open Data" from the 2023 road safety statistics, revealing which roads and streets are more prone to traffic accidents.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road (E311), a major highway running from Al Falah in Abu Dhabi to Ras Al Khaimah, recorded the highest number of casualties last year, with 266 people affected, including 223 injuries and 43 deaths.

The second most dangerous road is Emirates Road, with 18 deaths and 104 injuries, totaling 122 casualties.

Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road ranked third, with 16 deaths and 131 injuries, resulting in a total of 147 casualties.

In fourth place is the Abu Dhabi-Al Ain Road, with 171 injuries and 13 deaths, totaling 184 casualties.

A municipal worker killed a 73-year-old woman in Sharjah after he backed over her car, Sharjah Police said on Friday.

The woman was taken to the emergency department of Al Qasimi Hospital at around 11am, where she was later pronounced dead.

Police are currently investigating the case. Sharjah driver backs over a 73-year-old woman, killing her

A municipal worker killed a 73-year-old woman in Sharjah after she knocked down her car while backing up, Sharjah Police said on Friday.

The woman was taken to the emergency department of Al Qasimi Hospital at around 11am, where she was later pronounced dead.

"Taylor Swift Turns Down $9 Million Offer for Private UAE Show: Money Isn't Everything!"

According to Moroccan-American hip-hop artist French Montana, someone once invited Taylor Swift to perform privately in the UAE, only to be turned down by the pop star.

In a recent interview with VladTV, French Montana claimed that Taylor Swift declined the invitation to perform in the UAE in December, with an offered fee of $9 million. French Montana also shared a screenshot of a text message to verify the authenticity of the performance invitation.

French Montana stated that the same person also invited him to perform in the UAE, offering a fee of $1 million.

Here comes the pickup! Sharjah authorities to sell impounded vehicles

Sharjah Municipality has announced that it will sell vehicles that have been impounded for more than six months.

In an Instagram post, the municipality said, "Owners are requested to claim their vehicles at the Department of Inspection and Control in Industrial Zone 5 within four days from the date of this notice." Otherwise, the vehicles will be auctioned off on February 15, 2024