Dubai expands use of AI-powered radars to improve traffic safety

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Dubai Police has revealed the details of violations detected by cutting-edge radar systems powered by artificial intelligence, along with the fines and black points linked to various offences.

During a press conference on Wednesday, the authority outlined the rules and highlighted how penalties for certain offences could increase based on the severity of the violation.

For example, speeding more than 80 km/h over the limit carries a AED 3,000 fine and 23 black points, and results in a 60-day vehicle impoundment.

If the speed limit exceeds 60 km/h, the fine is AED 2,000, along with a 20-day vehicle impoundment and 12 black points.

Other violations, like running a red light, can lead to AED 1,000 in fines, a 30-day impoundment, and 12 black points.

The crackdown extends to distracted driving, tailgating, lane violations, excessive noise, failing to give way to pedestrians, and even driving with an expired licence—each with steep fines and black points.

  • Exceeding the speed limit by more than 80 km/h: AED 3,000 fine, 60-day vehicle impoundment, 23 black points.
  • Exceeding the speed limit by more than 60 km/h: AED 2,000 fine, 20-day vehicle impoundment, 12 black points.
  • Exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h: AED 1,000 fine.
  • Exceeding the speed limit by more than 40 km/h: AED 700 fine.
  • Exceeding the speed limit by more than 30 km/h: AED 600 fine.
  • Exceeding the speed limit by more than 20 km/h: AED 300 fine.
  • Running a red light: AED 1,000 fine, 30-day vehicle impoundment, 12 black points.
  • Failing to stay in mandatory lane: AED 400 fine. For heavy vehicles, AED 1,500 fine and 12 black points.
  • Driving against traffic: AED 600 fine, 7-day vehicle impoundment, 4 black points.
  • Improper use of road shoulder: AED 1,000 fine, 30-day vehicle impoundment, 6 black points.
  • Not wearing a seatbelt: AED 400 fine, 4 black points.
  • Distracted driving (using a phone): AED 800 fine, 4 black points.
  • Exceeding window tint limit: AED 1,500 fine.
  • Failing to maintain safe distance: AED 400 fine, 4 black points.
  • Excessive vehicle noise: AED 2,000 fine, 12 black points.
  • Not giving way to pedestrians: AED 500 fine, 6 black points.
  • Turning in non-designated area: AED 500 fine, 4 black points.
  • Driving with expired licence: AED 500 fine, 4 black points.
  • Stopping in the middle of the road: AED 1,000 fine, 6 black points.
  • Heavy vehicles in prohibited areas: AED 1,000 fine, 4 black points.
  • Blocking traffic by stopping behind vehicles: AED 500 fine.

 

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