If the building could be the home to a super villain or evil corporation, it belongs here or really just any creepy looking building or maybe just anything evil or ok just buildings no no lets just stick with villainous/evil/creepy looking buildings
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If the building could be the home to a super villain or evil corporation, it belongs here or really just any creepy looking building or maybe just anything evil or ok just buildings no no lets just stick with villainous/evil/creepy looking buildings
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Some are reckless and crazy on the road. Others act like they got beamed down by an alien ship from another planet and seem to have no idea on what to do on the road.
Is that just me or do you all think AUH drivers are really bad at it? What could be the reason for this?
Some say the driver's license test is relatively easier there, thus people are less behaved.
Thoughts?
PS - searched through this sub for any past posts, found many comments but not a post about this.
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Traffic starts almost immediately after you’ve passed ibn battuta. I’ve only moved 7.2km in 2hrs 23mins
UPDATE: Road fully closed and we’ve been asked to turn around.
Ok so I believe that Abu Dhabi is way better than dubai in terms of livability I have friends that I visited in dubai and everytime we wanted to go out we would need a car either the metro is peak hours the place is too far there is no crossing over the highway. While when they came to Abu Dhabi we would go down from the apartment walk around eat go to the um emarat park take a 10 minute bus to galleria mall rent scooters to sports complex ice rink it’s an actual city where everything is close together and public transport is fast and efficient you don’t need a car to live the only highways are the ones leaving the city. Anyway just my opinion if you have any other points please share them.
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I'm a resident of Dubai, and I don't drive any vehicle. I usually take the public transport (i.e. metro) to commute to work, because its super convenient from my residence to my workplace.
However, sometimes, I have to take Taxis (i usually hail hala cabs from Careem), if I have to travel for work.
So, recently, i have had two bad experiences within a week.
Experience 1: I got into a cab in Dubai, it was midday, and the cab reeked of sweat. I requested the cab driver to open the windows.
Experience 2: I got into a cab in Abu Dhabi, and the cab smelled as if someone (obv the cab driver) had farted. I immediately, lowered the car windows and asked the driver if he had any air freshener, to which he said, "Hehe, no madam". I mean he knew, he had farted, he could have done the necessary ventilation? Lol.
Now, as much as I feel disgusted by these two experiences, I don't want to complain about the drivers, I would want to give a solution/recommendation to the concerned authorities to train the cab drivers on personal hygiene. These days the weather is nice, you can open the windows, but it's not feasible when the weather gets warmer. Also, all cabs should have air fresheners and antiperspirant-deodorant roll ons should be given to all taxi drivers in the UAE.
I'll write a general feedback to both RTA and Al Tawasal. Warmer days are coming, no person should suffer. 😅
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Do you regret moving to the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi), versus the country you came from? What are your pros and cons, and do the pros outweigh the cons in your view?
I've gotten a job offer in Abu Dhabi recently so interested to hear other people's experiences! My biggest hesitations are:
cannot be outside in the summer
there's no nature (I love green nature, and hiking)
people are materialistic (I'm the complete opposite)
you rely on a car (I have a licence but I prefer walking much more than driving)
all you have around you is buildings and flashy, artificial stuff
one of the worst places in the world to date / find a down-to-earth life partner?
limited things to do on free time, like beach, restaurants, malls. That's it...
Of course these are just my hesitations from being an outsider, having read and watched a lot. I haven't visited the UAE yet.
The reason why this is becoming a pretty important choice is because, if I leave my current country (UK) - I will not be able to go back easily (unless I get a Visa, which is very difficult) if I decide UAE is not for me. So this is basically a one-way ticket, not a return!