Abu Dhabi Traffic Fine Guide: Save by Paying Early or Opt for Installments
Dubai: Save on Abu Dhabi Traffic Fines with Early Payment Discounts
Motorists in Abu Dhabi can benefit from significant savings on traffic fines by paying promptly. In an announcement on Monday, Abu Dhabi Police revealed that 1.4 million drivers took advantage of the early payment discount in 2024, allowing them to save up to 35% on their fines.
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Additionally, an installment plan is available, making payments more manageable over several months. The initiative encourages vehicle owners to settle fines quickly to avoid penalties associated with delayed payments.
To utilize the installment option, drivers must bank with one of Abu Dhabi Police’s partners, including First Abu Dhabi Bank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Mashreq Islamic Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, and Emirates Islamic Bank. Motorists should contact their bank within two weeks of receiving the fine to set up a payment plan.
Payment Process:
- Receive an SMS detailing the traffic fine, including your vehicle’s plate number, violation date, location, and fine amount.
- Follow the link in the SMS to the Tamm website for fine details and discounts.
- Pay promptly to maximize your discount—35% within two months, decreasing to 25% thereafter, available for up to a year from the violation date.
- After payment, select to check for installment options from partnered banks.
- Complete the installment request by entering your credit card details and selecting a payment plan of three, six, or twelve months.
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By settling fines early, drivers not only save money but also simplify the payment process.
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