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Abu Dhabi motorists who have incurred huge traffic fines can pay their penalties in interest-free instalments.
In a social media post on Monday, the Abu Dhabi Police reminded drivers of the initiative which allows them to pay traffic fines in easy monthly instalments. Motorists are provided a 35 per cent discount if they pay the traffic fines within two months (60 days) of committing the offence and 25 per cent discount in a year.
The authority through these reminders aims to motivate vehicle owners to pay traffic violations, enhance public awareness of the benefits of early payment of traffic fines and the consequences of delay in clearing the fines
Fines can be paid through several channels, including the digital channels of the Abu Dhabi government "Tamm", direct payment through the police's customer service and happiness platforms, and through the mobile applications of banks in cooperation with five banks in the UAE. These include Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), Mashreq Al Islami and Emirates Islamic Bank.
The motorists while paying the dues must have all the required documents ready.
Authorities called on the public to take advantage of the instalment facility because it was easier and convenient for many motorists.
The service aims to ease life for drivers and vehicle owners by paying off the traffic violation fines in instalments throughout the year, according to police.
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