Fast… but don’t be furious. 

As Dubai streets get busier during Ramadan, one resident has stepped up with a heartfelt message on Reddit to drivers: safety comes first. Their note, shared publicly, reminds everyone that reckless and aggressive driving endangers lives and that “no destination and no Iftar is worth an accident or loss of life.”

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A message for everyone on the road

The reminder didn’t just target those fasting, it acknowledged everyone navigating the city’s roads this month. “To everyone who is fasting today: we understand you’re tired and eager to get home. To those who are not fasting: we respect and acknowledge your patience,” the note read. It’s a gentle reminder that Ramadan is not only about breaking fast, it’s about looking out for each other, on and off the streets.

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Heavy traffic & high tensions

With traffic building up, especially after working hours, the roads can quickly become stressful. Drivers often feel rushed to get home for Iftar, while others are navigating busy routes amid the busy streets. The resident’s note encourages patience and responsibility, urging drivers to slow down, stay calm, and show respect to fellow motorists.

A call to all drivers

So if you’re rushing home after work, heading out to meet loved ones, or just stuck in traffic wondering if you’ll ever get home, take a deep breath, slow down, and keep it chill. After all, no Iftar is worth an accident… and your mom will still be waiting with extra samosas if you’re a lil late.

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