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Dh3,000 for New speeding Fine in UAE

To reduce the number of incident caused by speeding and other traffic violations UAE implementing new Traffic laws changes from July 1st, but results were only seen after one month of implementation.

According to these new change Speeding Fines for breaking 80 kph limit can cause driver a severe fine of 3000 Dirham.

Director of the Federal Traffic Council, is 100% sure that these change may effect positively and helps Dubai Police to reduce the accidents due to Traffic Problems.

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These fines are more strict and harsh, people definitely take care of these laws.
SEE More: All Traffic Laws Changes in 2017

 

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