More than 4,600 traffic offences have been detected in Sharjah in the last two months as part of the ongoing year-long traffic campaign to make the emirate’s roads safer, the police said on Wednesday.
The Sharjah Traffic Police said a total of 4,632 traffic violations had been registered from the beginning of April to the end of May and these include 55 vehicles seized by the police.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the police said the violations included driving a vehicle without a licence, driving a vehicle that causes noise pollution, driving slower than the speed limit, changing the engine chasis, parking on the left side of the road and overloading among others.