Tailbacks on Dubai, Sharjah roads on Tuesday morning

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Morning rush hour on Tuesday caused long tailbacks on key Dubai-Sharjah roads. The national Met department (NCM) issued a fog alert for today as well. According to Google Maps, tailbacks were reported on Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road and E11. Police advised motorists to follow traffic rules and drive cautiously in the foggy weather.

 

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