UAE Traffic Fines and Laws 2022 you must Know

The United Arab Emirates is a country that welcomes individuals from all over the world and is a melting pot of many cultures. The country’s cosmopolitan nature necessitates a standard set of traffic laws that must be scrupulously adhered to to create seamless and smooth traffic conditions.

New rules and restrictions have been implemented following the revision of the UAE’s federal traffic laws. While mandated auto insurance in the UAE assures motorist safety, federal traffic laws help to improve the safety of both motorists and pedestrians.

Here we are enlisting the following UAE Traffic Laws:

  • You must never forget to wear a seat belt

    This practice is mandatory for both driver and passengers to wear a seat belt. If found violating this law you will be charged a 400 AED fine with the 4 black points on your record.

  • Mobile Phone Use Prohibition

    When behind the wheel, drivers must not use their cell phone, including texting. If a driver is caught using a cellphone, they will be fined AED 800 and have four black points on their license.

  • Speeding in Contravention of the Speed Limit

    If a driver exceeds the prescribed speed limit by 60 kilometers per hour, he will be fined AED 2000, receive 12 black points, and have his vehicle impounded for 30 days.

  • If a driver breaches the speed limit by 80 kilometers per hour, he will be fined AED 3000, receive 32 black points, and have his vehicle impounded for 60 days.
  • If a driver exceeds the speed limit by 59 kilometers per hour, he will be fined AED 1500, will receive 6 black points, and his vehicle will be impounded for 15 days.
  • A driver will be fined AED 1000 if he breaches the speed limit by 49 kilometers per hour beyond the stated limit.
  • A driver will be fined AED 700 if he breaches the speed limit by 39 kilometers per hour beyond the prescribed limit.
  • A driver will be fined AED 600 if he breaches the speed limit by 29 kilometers per hour beyond the prescribed limit.
  • A driver will be fined AED 300 if he breaches the speed limit by 19 kilometers per hour over the stated speed limit.
  • Driving While Intoxicated

    If a driver is caught driving while inebriated, he will be fined AED 20,000 and/or imprisoned for a period determined by the court. In addition, the driver will receive 23 points and the vehicle will be impounded for 60 days.

  • Expired Tyres

    If a driver is caught driving a vehicle with expired tyres, he will be fined AED 500, receive four black points, and the car will be impounded for a week.

  • Window Tints

    A fine of AED 1,500 will be imposed if a driver drives a vehicle with window tints that have a tint density of more than 50%.

  • Noise Pollution: Driving a vehicle that causes noise pollution will result in a fine of AED 2,000 and 6 black points.
  • Driving without Valid Documents

    If a driver drives a car without valid registration and insurance, he or she will be fined AED 500, receive four black points, and have their vehicle impounded for seven days.

  • Disobeying Traffic Laws

    A driver who disobeys traffic laws will be fined AED 1,000, receive 12 black points, and have their vehicle impounded for 30 days.

  • Crowding Accident Sites

    A driver who stops to examine an accident site will be fined AED 1,000 and given six black points.

  • Driving Passengers Without a Permit

    A driver who carries passengers for commercial purposes without a permit faces a fine of AED 3,000 and 24 points.

  • A punishment of AED 1,000 and four black points will be imposed if a driver changes course abruptly.
  • Not Claiming an Automobile: A charge of AED 50 will be imposed if a car owner fails to claim his or her vehicle after the confiscation time has expired.
  • Failure to Maintain a Safe Distance

    A driver who fails to maintain a safe distance behind another vehicle will be fined AED 400 and receive four black points.

  • Reckless Driving; Endangering Others’ Lives

    A driver who drives recklessly and endangers the lives of others will be fined AED 2,000, receive 23 black points, and have their vehicle seized for 60 days.

    Abu Dhabi Traffic Fines List

    For further information, You can visit Abu Dhabi Police website.

To Sum It Up

You are responsible for your own safety as well as the safety of other motorists and pedestrians when you are behind the wheel. The laws are in place to apprehend the criminals and safeguard the safety of other road users.

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