Sharjah announces fines for vehicles still displaying National Day stickers

All vehicle owners must remove National Day celebration stickers on or before December 7, Sharjah Police announced.

In an advisory issued by the Sharjah Police General Command, authorities said vehicles still displaying National Day decals after the deadline will face violations.

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This announcement comes after the authority impounded 106 vehicles and nine motorbikes during the 54th Eid Al Etihad celebrations for committing serious traffic violations that endangered road users.

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According to the police, the violations included creating excessive noise, disturbing others, and driving recklessly and dangerously. Some motorists were were operating vehicles without a valid licence.

Khaleej Times earlier reported a growing trend among residents this year, with decorators noting a shift towards simpler, more elegant car designs. Customisation shops saw a surge in demand as residents looked for creative ways to showcase their pride ahead of the Eid Al Etihad weekend.

Elizabeth Gonzales

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Elizabeth Gonzales is a Digital Journalist who loves writing about the expat life — and ways to make the most of it. When she's not looking for new hacks to share with readers, you may find her giving them a real laugh at one of her stand-up comic events.