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866 people caught driving without licence in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi - Violators can get a maximum prison sentence of three months and/or a minimum Dh5,000 fine.
Brigadier Ahmed Al Hantubi, Deputy Director of Central Operations at Abu Dhabi Police, said that UAE traffic laws requires drivers to produce a valid driving licence when requested by traffic patrol police, reminding that drivers should only operate the type of vehicle listed on their licence (ie light or heavy-weight vehicles).
Al Hantubi added that violators can face major penalties, including a maximum prison sentence of 3 months and/or a minimum Dh5,000 fine.
The official also called on parents to prevent children from driving without a license in order to avoid traffic accidents and protect the safety of their children and community.
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