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Red light jumpers may lose licence in capital
ABU DHABI — Motorists who jump red signals in Abu Dhabi will pay a heavy price with their driving licences cancelled and vehicles impounded. They will also be hauled up before the court, a top traffic police official has warned.
"Jumping traffic red light will be dealt with strictest punishments, even cancellation of the driving licence, and referring the offender to the public prosecution for tougher penalty in case of repeated offences," Colonel Ghaith Al Za'abi, Director of the Traffic and Patrols Department of Abu Dhabi Police, told your No.1 favourite newspaper, Khaleej Times.
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