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Sharjah Police, in collaboration with Rafid Automotive Solutions, introduces a smart app for remote vehicle inspection and renewal, offering convenience and saving time for vehicle owners in Sharjah. YallaMotor UAE
The Sharjah Police have seized 168 e- scooters and bicycles in the former quarter of this current year for causing serious accidents.
Sharjah Police and the Sharjah City Municipality are cracking down on motorists who are blocking roads while ordering food from cafeterias/restaurants and items from groceries while waiting in their cars. This act hiders the flow of traffic and leads to an increase in sudden maneuvers and accidents.
Sharjah Police’s Harat quick service for vehicle inspection and the issuance and renewal of licenses has achieved a 90% customer satisfaction score. Despite the ongoing challenges raised by the COVID-19 pandemic, a whopping 13,000 vehicles were inspected in the past six months by the Harat quick service, with authorities only taking 5 minutes per vehicle.
Sharjah Police apprehends an expatriate driver for over 106 traffic violations.
An expat motorist has been arrested by Sharjah Police for committing over 106 traffic violations and racking up over AED 1,138,000 in fines in a single year.
Sharjah Police introduces a new radio device for emergency vehicles to improve response times.
Sharjah Police introduces new speed cameras to reduce tailgating and improve road safety.
As part of their efforts to increase road safety during the holy month of Ramadan, Sharjah Police are cracking down on dangerous drivers and dangerous driving habits by issuing fines of AED 400 and four black points for tailgating.
Sharjah Police installs radars to control noise from modified vehicles, ensuring peaceful residential areas.
Motorists whose vehicles break the 95 decibels barrier, will be fined AED 2,000 and given 12 black points, along with vehicle confiscation ranging up to six months.
Sharjah Police introduces Rafid service for efficient traffic accident reporting.
Replacing the existing Saeed service that attends to traffic accidents in the emirate of Sharjah, Police have launched a new service, Rafid, whose team and app will be operational from 14th May 2018.
Sharjah Police enhances its fleet with 127 new Toyota vehicles, including the eco-friendly Mirai.
Sharjah Police takes delivery of 127 vehicles ranging from a Land Cruiser Pick Up and Camry to Corolla and Hiace.
Sharjah Police recorded 347 traffic violations in one week with new radar systems.
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