the Abu Dhabi police have requested citizens to park their vehicles in designated parking areas near mosques due to increased traffic during prayer times. This measure aims to prevent traffic issues caused by illegal parking and blocking streets during Taraweeh prayers and other prayers. In this regard, the police announced in a social media post: 'Illegal parking near mosques is not only considered uncivil behavior but also disrupts traffic flow.' The announcement detailed the most common parking violations, such as double parking, parking on sidewalks, and blocking traffic lanes, especially near intersections. The police also advised drivers to avoid long-term stops at mosques after prayers so that others can easily exit the parking areas. This initiative is part of improving road hygiene and creating a safer city for citizens. As Ramadan approaches, these recommendations become particularly important during peak traffic times. Undoubtedly, citizens' cooperation in adhering to these points can help improve traffic conditions and reduce stress during these busy times. For more images and additional information, refer to the news source.