Safe roads are the Sharjah Police's utmost priority, which is why it has implemented fines. For this reason, its important to look at fines not as a punishment but rather as a way to improve your driving skills and stay safe on the road.
Traffic penalties in Sharjah are not only limited to monetary fines but also include black points and the chances of vehicles getting confiscated.
Let’s read this write-up to learn more about the types of charges and how to check and pay Sharjah traffic fines online.
Here’s a descriptive list of Sharjah traffic fines that you need to be aware of —-
Fine Type | Amount | Black Points | Vehicle Confiscation Period |
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Crossing the maximum limit speed by over 80 kmph | AED 3,000 | 23 | 60 days |
Exceeding the maximum speed limit by not more than 60 kmph | AED 1,500 | 6 | 15 days |
Parking in front of the fire nozzles or special needs zone | AED 1,000 | 6 | - |
Walking at night or in fog without lights | AED 500 | 4 | - |
Driving a vehicle without the right lighting | AED 400 | 6 | - |
Driving in the opposite direction | AED 600 | 4 | 7 days |
Not leaving appropriate distance between the vehicle in front | AED 400 | 4 | - |
Overtaking from the wrong side | AED 600 | 6 | - |
Not letting emergency vehicles or official processions go ahead | AED 1,000 | 6 | - |
Driving under the influence of alcohol | As per the court | 23 | 60 days |
Causing accidental death | As per the court | 23 | 60 days |
Outdoing the maximum limit speed by over 60 kmph | AED 2,000 | 12 | 30 days |
Heavy vehicles not adhering to the safety standards | AED 2,000 | 6 | - |
Parking in spaces dedicated to taxis and cabs | AED 500 | 4 | - |
Modifying the vehicle engine or chassis without a proper licence | AED 1.000 | 12 | 30 days |
Skipping traffic lights in light vehicles | AED 1,000 | 12 | 30 days |
Not wearing seatbelts while driving | AED 400 | - | - |
Changing lanes suddenly | AED 1,000 | 4 | - |
Being busy while driving | AED 800 | 4 | - |
Driving a vehicle with an expired licence | AED 500 | 4 | 7 days |
Causing serious accident or injury | As per the court | 23 | 30 days |
Note: Your driving licence gets suspended if you get 24 black points.
Here we have mentioned all methods where you can check traffic fines in Sharjah -
Visit Sharjah police’s official website. Next, select the ‘Traffic Fine’ option under the ‘Traffic Service’ tab.
Here, you can check all your pending Sharjah traffic fines via any of the following 3 modes — check traffic fines by number plate, traffic symbol, or licence information.
First, create an account on the EVG website and log in.
You can then check your Sharjah traffic fines online using details such as the ticket code, plate number, and licence number. Check in the right boxes to avoid false information.
On the RTA website, you can check your Sharjah traffic fines. Simply, click on the ‘Traffic Fine’ tab and enter your file number to access the required information.
Note — You can also visit a nearby RTA centre or kiosk to check Sharjah traffic fines.
You can visit the website of the Ministry of Interior for the UAE to check Sharjah traffic fines. Simply log into the portal and provide the required information to check for pending fines.
To avoid further penalties and issues, settle your Sharjah traffic fines on time.
It's important to note that the process of paying fines can be conveniently done online. Here are some ways to pay Sharjah traffic fines online —
Once you have checked your fines on the EVG website, select the penalties that you need to pay right away. Next, simply click on the ‘Pay Now’ tab to get redirected to the payment page.
Log into the application and check your Sharjah traffic fines first. When done, follow the instructions thereon to pay the fine online.
Note: You can also pay your Shajah traffic fine offline by visiting any of the following offices —
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To promote safe driving, Sharjah police now offer discounts on traffic fines — up to 35%.
If you pay within 60 days of getting fined, you qualify for the full discount. Even if you pay between 60 days and one year, you still get a 25% discount. It's a way to encourage timely payment and safer roads.
The best and simplest way to avoid fines is to diligently follow the Sharjah traffic rules and regulations.
Here are a few more things to keep in mind regarding the same –
Please note that if you use the horn without any reason or do so in a prohibited area, it would be a traffic offence. Loud horn blowing by drivers attracts a fine of AED 100.
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No, you are required to pay the entire amount.
If the radar catches any violation, the fine will show up within 24 hours to 3 days on the portal.
The traffic offences include skipping a traffic light, overspeeding, illegal parking, and driving without a valid driving licence.
You should pay your fines in the specified timeframe to avoid any additional penalties.
You can contest the fine within 30 days of the issuance. This can be done either online over the Sharjah Police website or at any of the service centres.