News · 26 October 2026 · By Mayura Rajapaksha
1,200 cyclists join Dubai Police’s second Ride with Police event
Amateur and professional cyclists joined Team Dubai Police for a 127km return ride from Meydan in Nad Al Sheba to Al Qudra.

Dubai Police’s second “Ride with Police” event brought together 1,200 cyclists for a 127km ride from Meydan in Nad Al Sheba to Al Qudra and back.
The event welcomed men and women, including amateur and professional cyclists, according to a Dubai Police announcement published on 26 October 2026.
A 127km route from Meydan to Al Qudra
Participants set off from Meydan, travelled to the Al Qudra Cycling Track and returned to the starting area. The reported 127km distance covered the outward and return journey.
Dubai Police said the route was planned to provide a safe, organised setting for cyclists of varying abilities. The event combined a long-distance ride with an opportunity for members of the community to cycle together.
Riding alongside Team Dubai Police

Cyclists take part in the second Ride with Police event. Photo: Dubai Police.
A central part of the initiative was the chance to ride alongside experienced cyclists from Team Dubai Police. Participants could meet team members, learn from their experience and share their interest in the sport.
Dubai Police said the initiative aims to encourage active lifestyles and strengthen community engagement through sport.
The announcement reports on the completed second edition. It does not provide a date or registration details for a future ride.