iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
MBRSC took to social media to share that SpaceX has 'announced a stand down from today's launch'
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Dubai: Dh600 fine announced for motorists using bus lanes
Photo: Supplied
Dubai - The grace period that was in place until now ends on Sunday, February 7.
Motorists who misuse the newly opened dedicated bus lane at Khalid bin Waleed St will be fined Dh600, starting Sunday, February 7, according to a fresh advisory on Friday.
ALSO READ:
>> UAE court orders driver to pay Dh4,700 as traffic fine
>> UAE: Get 35% off traffic fines in early payment initiative
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced that offence tickets will be issued against violators of the new dedicated bus lane, following the end of a grace period since the lane opened on January 21 this year.
With 22 cameras monitoring the lane, the fine will be issued against violating motorists who use or access this lane, which is dedicated exclusively to RTA’s buses and taxis, said the authority in a statement.
The underlying aim of the fine is to ensure the smooth flow of buses and improve the bus service by reducing the journey time. Saving the time of bus riders will boost their satisfaction and increase the ridership of public transit means, it added.
More news from UAE
In the fifth of a five-part series that explores what defines the UAE, Khaleej Times looks at the Emirati film scene and how it is inspired by the people
Procession will witness military movements and the closure of the main road
Striker Wahbi Khazri who scored the winning goal is the country's most prominent player
A host of activities have been planned at the destination during the holidays
The earthquake was recorded at around 7pm today, says NCM
This new farm in the emirate's Mleiha region is expected to cover 1,400 hectares by 2025
Initially, the Rashid Rover was supposed to blast off on November 22, but the attempt had to be rescheduled four times