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This will impact the country because if the traffic

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This will impact the whole country

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They impact the citizens living in that particular place. UAE Environmental Laws issued by the Government of United Arab Emirates from 1971 to 2011. These laws impact all the inhabitants and residents in UAE. Vehicles are driven on the right side of the road in Dubai.

While driving with children, it is prohibited for those younger than 13 years old to sit in the passenger seat, while children between the ages of 4 and 8 are required to sit on a booster seat. Seatbelts must be worn at all times and drivers must use handsfree sets if talking on their mobile phone.

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I think the environmental law is good

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This will

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Rich Homie JP and MC Irwan

The traffic laws were created to keep organized transportation in the country. It affects the citizens as if one disobeys the law, they are punished through fines. One examples is reckless driving

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Traffic laws in Dubai effect  everyone living there.
They were made increase r

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Traffic laws have been created since 1995 by Zayed Ben Sultan Al Nahyan, president of United Arab Emirates.
Written so that the risk of danger and damage would be reduced; including slowing down at pedestrian stops etc.
"The Dubai Traffic Police Department recorded 2,588 serious traffic accidents in 2014, 100 accidents less than 2013." - Gulf News.
The laws are more effective than other countries as the fines are very expensive and get even more expensive by the year.

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They all have impacts on everyone althought they are meant to keep u safe and make UAE a better place,

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They impact everyone around the whole country

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The UAE imoact the people that live in it. The traffic in the UAE is really bad because it stops the whole country from moving faster

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They impact the whole country

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They impact everyone in the country. These laws were written to keep the environment of the country clean so that the citizens of the UAE don't destroy the country they live in. They were also write to keep the drivers and their families safe when they are on the road. They were altered as situations rose up to be flexible. As time passed, we can see that the amount of crashes and accidents in the UAE have slowly decreased therefore the laws are making a lot of impact on the citizens lives. These rules are more effective in the UAE than they are in the

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There are many traffic rules in The UAE, which help the citizens of the country be safe. An example of this is :
A part of the way parallel to the way’s column from both sides. It is destined for walkers. This benefits the safety of citizens as it insures that citizens will not be harmed on sidewalks.
Environmental laws are made so that us UAE, do not pollute the roads or places wherever we want to. By doing this, it helps citizens as there will be less pollution in the country, which will be better for the citizens

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They impact by having people to follow the rules.

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They impact by having people to follow the rules.

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Traffic laws in Dubai effect  everyone living there.
They were made increase road safety.
8.1% drop in car accidents has occurred after these laws have been passed.
In Kuwait there are much heavier fines on the streets. But in the UAE the fines are given to serious cases.

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It impacts all the people who use or ride vehicles in any way. The environment laws affect the whole country as saving the environment is very important. The laws were written in 1971 to make the country a better and safer place to live in for its residents.

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They impact the citizens living in that particular place.
UAE Environmental Laws issued by the Government of United Arab Emirates from 1971 to 2011.

These laws impact all the inhabitants and residents in UAE. Vehicles are driven on the left side of the road in Dubai.

While driving with children, it is prohibited for those younger than 13 years old to sit in the passenger seat, while children between the ages of 4 and 8 are required to sit on a booster seat. Seatbelt must be worn at all times and drivers must use handsfree sets if talking on their mobile phone.

But in India there in no specific age to sit in front of the seat.
Indians drive on the left side of the road.
There are laws that require people to wear seatbelts, but this law is not followed much.

In the UAE, Every accident, no matter how minor, must be reported to the police so that they can assess the severity of the accident and issue a pink slip of paper.

But in india they don't have to take a slip no matter how small or big the accident is.

Thank you.....

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The laws passed by the UAE impacts on the citizens of this country . They are written for the well being and safety of the citizens .

The rules are actually followed and also monitored by the the authorities . In UAE , if you don't follow a rule of the country , the person is given a fine  , the amount  goes fro 200 to 15000 dhs and the persons could get their license taken away but in countries like india , if you give go against a law , you can get off the hook by just bribing the police or  authority .

The citizens of the UAE are comparatively safe due to the

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environmental law is a natural resource law.

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These laws impact the whole country because if the traffic and environmental laws are strict, there will be less casualties as less accidents  will occur and it also helps the environment

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Task: Use your devices, and in pairs, investigate both TRAFFIC and ENVIRONMENTAL laws that have been passed in the UAE.

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Task: Use your devices, and in pairs, investigate both TRAFFIC and ENVIRONMENTAL laws that have been passed in the UAE.

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Who do they impact?

Why were they written / altered?

Are there any important statistics available that support their impact on citizens?

Compare them to similar laws in one other country-are they more or less effective in the UAE?