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Federico Galbieri

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  1. Hi guys! It has been a really fun drive and looking forward to the next one soon!!

    I just wanted to point out one thing that I saw during the drive that bothered me.

    The desert is a treasure, the best we can do is to minimise our impact in the environment, that includes not throwing the cigarette butts on the ground, but put them in a tissue or a bag and throw them in the trash bin at the first opportunity.

    I know, people are polluting this environment in even worse way, but things cannot get any better if we don’t have the common sense to start from these small basics.

    Thank you all and I apologise it I broke the good vibes 😁

    Looking forward to see you all again soon!

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  2. 3 hours ago, Frederic said:

    Hi @Federico Galbieri that's a good question. We are following the law of the land, and during the lockdown period it was indeed not allowed to carry passengers in your vehicle if they were not living together. 

    I think you can take a maximum of two passengers along with you (see article which dated from August 2021):

    Covid in UAE: New exemption for 3-person rule in vehicles - News | Khaleej Times

    Hi Frederic, thank you for your reply! I actually read that article, and that’s why I asked, because it’s from Aug 2021 and I couldn’t find any updates after that.. I think I’ll stick to that article then 👍🏻
     

    Thanks again and see you on Saturday!

    1 hour ago, munkybizness said:

    @Federico Galbieri 

    Pre-drive: If you're bringing passengers for the first time on a drive, do also check with them before hand if any of them experience motion sickness. If they do, it's a good thing for them to take Dizinil (Dimenhydrinate) tablets about an hour before the drive. Also, keep plenty of water and paper bags on you just in case.

    During the drive: If it gets bad for your passengers, try rotating the ones feeling it the most to the front of the car and keep your windows down if you can.

    Saying out loud what you're doing next really helps backseat passengers - such as "climbing up to the left now", "we're going down to the right now", etc. Since passengers in the back are literally riding a roller-coaster, these aids help them orient themselves.

    Trust me - a 20min "safari" experience is very different from a 2+ hour off-road drive. Not scaring you but be ready for it.

    And if you find amazing passengers who don't feel a thing, keep them for life.

    Thanks buddy! Yes, I actually wanted to bring a couple of friends, but I am having some doubts about motion sickness and undefined carpooling restrictions… my girlfriend always comes with me, she lots of fun and doesn’t feel sick 😎👍🏻

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  3. On another note, I would like to bring up one topic. During this trip I saw some people smoking and throwing the cigarette butts on the ground, carless of having some respect for the beautiful environment we have the luck to drive into.

    Please have the decency to put the cigarette butts in your ashtray or in a tissue but DON’T TOSS THE CIGARETTE BUTTS ON THE GROUND!

    Thank you.

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