In case of huge fines, total quantity will be paid in installments
Dubai Police has aforementioned traffic offenders with vast fines won’t be allowed to go away the country till they pay their fines.
“She won’t face any case, however her vehicle are in detention and her file are frozen, and she or he won’t be able to leave the country,” the police aforementioned once asked by Emirates 24|7 on what option are taken against the Bangladeshi girl United Nations agency has accumulated Dh 201,140 in fines for 257 traffic violations.
The police, however, processed that the whole quantity may be paid in installments.
Colonel Saif Muhair Al Mazroui, Acting Director, General Department, Traffic, metropolis Police, aforesaid total traffic fines by seventeen error-prone motorists within the emirate hit a humongous Dh2.9 million, with the list as well as eighty per cent Emiratis, as well as 3 girls and 5 men.
A Syrian lady was second on the list of violators owing the department Dh186, 900 for 288 violations, followed by associate Egyptian recorded 236 violations – majority of them for rushing – with Dh169, 420 in fines.
An Emirati lady in sixth place features a total of Dh134, 160 and 218 violations, whereas associate Emirati man accumulated Dh129, 210 for 204 violations.
Earlier this year, it had been reported that Dubai was aiming to introduce a “white points system” involving incentives for drivers World Health Organization respect traffic rules among its in progress fight against traffic law abuses.
The novel project can run parallel to the prevailing black points system enforced by Dubai and every one different emirates in line with a federal law meant to curb road accidents and deter reckless motorists.
“Dubai’s traffic police can enforce the new white points system this year. It includes providing incentives for committed drivers and cutting black points.
“It conjointly involves discounts coupons at major searching retailers, gifts and presumably reduction of fines for people who show relevancy traffic rules,” Dubai’s traffic captain, Major General Muhammad Al Zaffin, had aforementioned at the time.
