Covid-19 had only one positive impact globally. That is the dire need of people to get healthy. People all over the world had a higher emphasis on fitness and exercise than ever before. Jogging & Cycling are popular ways for many people to stay fit and healthy. Dubai’s Jumeirah Beach has ideal spots for you. But first, go through the list of Do’s and Don’t in Dubai before you pedal away.
RTA Introduced Basic Safety Guidelines And Fines
If you are a regular athlete that’s regular on tracks at Jumeirah Beach? Or do you like your leisure walk too much? Follow this specific guideline to avoid legal repercussions. The Dubai Road and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced these rules. They took it to their official social media accounts on Monday, February 14.
RTA’s guidelines are as follows:
- Warm-up before jogging on the track.
- Keep the running track and walking path tidy and litter-free.
- Dress appropriately for the occasion, taking into account local norms.
- Don’t drive motorbikes, bicycles, and E-scooters on track
- On the route or cycling track, avoid high heels or roller skates.
- Do not impede the track by sitting.
- Never barbeque, create a fire, or smoke near the racetrack.
Jumeirah Beach Has A New 16-Kilometre Bike Track
The Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed revealed a beautiful new cycle track along Jumeirah Beach.
The 16-kilometre circuit connects this track to the cycling track that runs beside Dubai Internet City.
The speed restriction on this new track is 20 kilometres per hour. It joins the existing 520-kilometre bike network. It starts with the Etihad Museum and continues to the Al Qudra. In addition, the tracks will go through a number of important tourist destinations in the city. Sunset Mall, Open Beach, Dubai Sailing Club, Kite Beach, Umm Suqeim Park, and the Burj Al Arab are among the attractions.