Ajman Police announces a 50% discount on traffic violations
Based on the directives of His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and
Chairman of the Executive Council, the General Command of Ajman Police announced a decision to reduce
traffic violations by 50% starting from November 4, 2024 until December 15, 2024.
His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman
Police, said that the discount decision applies to all traffic violations committed in the Emirate of Ajman
before 10/31/2024, with the cancellation of vehicle impoundments and registered traffic points, with the
exception of severe violations, in order to achieve the Ministry of Interior's strategy aimed at enhancing road
safety, as part of Ajman Police's efforts to please all customers and reduce the financial burdens on citizens
and residents of the emirate.
His Excellency explained that the severe violations exempted from the reduction decision are the violation of
driving a light or heavy vehicle in a manner that endangers his life or the lives of others or their safety or
security, the violation of truck drivers overtaking in a place where overtaking is prohibited, the violation of
exceeding the maximum speed limit by more than 80 km per hour, the violation of making changes to the
vehicle without a license, and the violation of running a red light with the cancellation of the reservation
only for light vehicles and motorcycles. His Excellency called on all vehicle owners to benefit from the
decision to pay accumulated violations and comply with traffic rules to ensure traffic safety, noting that the
discount decision came with the aim of taking into account the social and economic circumstances of
individuals and alleviating them, and the keenness of Ajman Police to enhance the continuity of development
and harness the means to ensure the happiness of customers and accomplish their work without disrupting
their interests, wishing safety for all.
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