Lamborghini Urus

Yes. When you get on a multi-lane freeway, the central lanes will be for the vehicles that move at a medium speed. The far left lane or several lanes are for fast vehicles. You can use them to overtake others. The far right lane or several lanes are for slow-moving vehicles, including massive ones, and you’ll probably want to avoid them. No matter where you drive, please respect the speed limit. The fines for overspeeding start with AED 300. You’ll need to pay them from your own pocket because the insurance doesn’t cover them.

Sometimes the weather can be imperfect — but you shouldn’t expect anything disastrous. Nothing will prevent you from driving your Urus.

Normally, you should be able to enjoy sunny weather throughout your trip. However, you may come across fog on some rare occasions. Fog is most likely to occur in the early morning in the colder months but it’s possible to see it in summer too. In foggy weather, you should slow down and keep moving at a consistent speed. Please avoid using high beams to make life easier for other drivers.

Another potential hazard is rain. It takes place very rarely. Most local drivers aren’t used to it, that’s why there might be many accidents on the slippery roads. Usually, the rain lasts for only a few minutes. However, a few times per year, larger storms can occur. In the case of a storm, it would be reasonable to wait until it finishes and only then, take your place behind the steering wheel.

Yes. Don’t panic if you see a camel or a goat close to your car. Drive slowly and let the animal simply walk away. Any moves or sounds that you make might stress the camel. It’s a large and heavy animal, so you’ll probably don’t want it to kick your vehicle. Of course, you shouldn’t expect it to appear out of nowhere in the center of the city. But the closer you are to the desert, the higher your odds of such an encounter.

What is Salik?

Salik is the name of the automated toll system in Dubai. Each time you pass under a toll barrier, you’ll get a small sticker with the charge.

When driving your rented car, it would be smart to avoid any hand gestures at all. You can never know which of them are ok in your homeland but can seem offensive to Arabs. Even if you’ve just escaped an accident, please try to control your emotions. Otherwise, the locals might complain to the police about you being rude.

By doing so, they ask you to move out of the way. It can happen when you occupy one of the fast lanes but drive too slowly. Both the policemen and fellow regular drivers might flash their headlights at you.

Renting Lamborghini in Dubai will cost you 3999 AED per day.