To check Abu Dhabi traffic fines, use the Abu Dhabi Police website or app, the TAMM app, or the MOI app. Log in with UAE Pass, or enter your plate number and vehicle details, to see any fines. You can then pay online by card. Abu Dhabi Police also runs early-payment discounts from time to…
To renew your Dubai driving license, pass an RTA-approved eye test, clear any traffic fines, then renew online through the RTA website or the Dubai Drive app. The renewal fee is AED 300 for residents aged 21 and over. A renewed license is valid for 5 years for residents and 10 years for UAE and…
To renew your Mulkiya, the UAE vehicle registration card, you need valid car insurance, a passed vehicle test if your car is over three years old, and all fines cleared. You then renew online through the MOI app, the RTA app in Dubai, or your emirate’s portal. Renewal fees are usually around AED 350 to…
Darb is Abu Dhabi’s road toll system. You pay AED 4 each time you pass a Darb gate during peak hours, which run from 7am to 9am and 3pm to 7pm every day except Sundays and public holidays. There is no longer a daily or monthly cap on the total. You must register your vehicle…
To recharge your Salik account, log in to the Salik website or the Smart Salik app, choose Recharge, and pay by card. The minimum top-up is AED 50. You can also recharge through the RTA Dubai app, at petrol stations and kiosks, or by turning on auto-recharge so your balance tops up on its own….
A Salik fine is charged when you pass a toll gate without enough balance and do not top up within 5 days. The fine is AED 50 for the first offence, AED 100 for the second, and AED 200 after that. You pay it online through the Salik or RTA website, or the RTA Dubai,…
To check your Salik balance, open the Salik website or the Smart Salik app and enter your account number and PIN, or your plate number. You can also check by SMS or the RTA Dubai app. Your Salik tag is the sticker on your windscreen. Your account number and PIN arrive by SMS when you…
An RTA fine check is free, and you can do it by plate number, licence, or Emirates ID. Use the RTA website, the RTA Dubai app, or the Unified Mobility System at ums.rta.ae. Paying within 60 days usually keeps a 35% early-payment discount, so it pays to check your fines often. Do this next Open…
To remove black points in the UAE, take an RTA-approved traffic awareness course, which clears up to 8 points for about AED 200. You can also remove 4 points free by signing the Accident-Free Day pledge each August. Any points you keep expire on their own 12 months after the violation. Clear your fines first….
You can check your black points free on the Dubai Police app or website, or through TAMM in Abu Dhabi, using UAE Pass. Black points are separate from fines. They build up on your licence, and reaching 24 points in a year triggers a suspension. Each point clears 12 months after the violation that caused…