How to get 35 per cent off on your Abu Dhabi traffic fines

Pay traffic fines within 60 days in Abu Dhabi and convert into easy installments

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Dubai: Did you get fined when driving in Abu Dhabi? Paying for the fines isn’t just easy, it can also be more affordable and easier to manage if you settle them on time.

According to a recent announcement by Abu Dhabi Police, the intiative allows drivers to save up to 35 per cent on traffic fines and offers an instalment plan, enabling them to spread the payment over several months.

This is aimed at encouraging vehicle owners to pay fines promptly and avoid the consequences of delayed payments.

How does it work

A 35 per cent discount applies if the traffic fine is paid within the first 60 days from the date of the offence, except for serious violations.

A 25 per cent discount applies if payment is made after 60 days but within one year from the date the fine was issued.

Steps to follow

• You will receive an SMS notifying you of a traffic fine issued on the car, on the number that you have registered. The SMS will contain details of the car number plate, the date, the street or road on which you committed the traffic violation and the amount of the traffic fine.
• You will also get a link to the Tamm website, where details of your fine will be shown.
• Once you tap on the link, you will be able to see the exact amount of the fine as well as the discount that is applied. The sooner you pay the fine, the higher the discount will be, with the maximum discount being 35 per cent. After two months, the discount will be reduced to 25 per cent, and this will be available up till one year from the date of the violation.
• Scroll down and you will be able to see the option to ‘Proceed to pay’.
• You will then be directed to the payment platform, where you can enter your credit card details, or choose to pay using Apple Pay, Samsung Pay or Google Pay. If you plan on converting the payment into an easy payment plan (EPP), make sure you use a credit card and not a debit card to make the payment.
• Once the payment is complete, you will see a box pop up reading ‘check installment’.
• Tap on it and you will be directed to a screen, with all the banks that have tied up with Abu Dhabi Police to offer this installment service.
• Choose your bank from the options by tapping on ‘Request installment’ next to the bank name.
• Enter your credit card number and then select the number of months for the EPP, with the options being three, six or 12 months.
• Finally, enter your name, as mentioned on the credit card and tap on ‘send request’.
• Once the request has been submitted, you will see a confirmation saying that the request has been processed.
• You will then be able to see the reduced amount being added to your credit card bill.

To pay fines in instalments, motorists must use one of the banks partnered with Abu Dhabi Police, which include First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), Mashreq Islamic Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), and Emirates Islamic Bank. Drivers should contact their bank directly within two weeks of payment to request an instalment plan.

This article was publihsed on May 21, 2024 and has been updated since.

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