Abu Dhabi Police Warns Drivers About Smart Radars for Expired Vehicle Registrations

Discover the implications of new smart radars for expired vehicle registrations in Abu Dhabi.

Warning from Abu Dhabi Police About Smart Radars for Expired Vehicle Registrations

Installation of Smart Radars

Abu Dhabi Police warns drivers about the smart radars that will be installed across the emirate by April 15, 2018. These radars will be activated on both internal and external roads in Abu Dhabi, imposing a fine of 500 AED on violators with expired vehicle registrations. Additionally, four black points will be added to the driver's record, and their vehicle will be impounded for seven days.

Objectives of the New System

This initiative aims to reduce the time and manpower required at traffic departments and enhance road safety for drivers across the country. Brigadier Ahmed Al Shaikhi, the Deputy Director of the Traffic Directorate, believes that the new system will yield positive results and urges drivers to adhere to vehicle licensing and renewal regulations.

Call to Renew Registration

Police in the emirate of Abu Dhabi urge drivers to renew their vehicle registration and insurance to avoid penalties before April 15.

Sources and Contributions

Starting April 15, the smart systems to monitor and penalize vehicles with expired registrations in Abu Dhabi will be activated, with a fine of 500 AED, four traffic points, and a seven-day vehicle impoundment. Additional details here.

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