Let’s face it – no one likes getting traffic fines, but they’re a fact of life in the UAE. The good news? Checking and paying them is easier than ever thanks to the Emirates Vehicle Gate (EVG) website.
Whether you’re a long-time resident or new to the UAE, this guide will help you handle those pesky fines without breaking a sweat. With a user-friendly interface and 24/7 accessibility, EVG has transformed what used to be a time-consuming task into a simple digital process that can be completed in minutes from anywhere.
Understanding EVG: Your One-Stop Traffic Fine Solution
Think of EVG as your digital traffic assistant. It’s the UAE government’s official platform where you can check and pay fines, but it does way more than that. Need to register your vehicle or handle an accident claim? EVG’s got you covered. The best part? You can access it 24/7 from anywhere.
Key Services and Fees Worth Knowing About:
- Vehicle Registration: 400 AED
- Registration Renewal: 350 AED
- Fine Checking: Completely free (yes, really!)
- Vehicle Inspection: 170 AED
- Number Plate Replacement: 200 AED per plate
Service Name | Fee |
---|---|
Vehicle Registration | 400 AED |
Registration Renewal | 350 AED |
Fine Inquiry | Free |
Fine Payment | Varies |
Vehicle Transfer | 350 AED |
Vehicle Inspection | 170 AED |
Salik Account Recharge | Free, Min 50 AED |
Insurance Purchase | Varies |
Insurance Renewal | Varies |
Accident Report | Free |
Vehicle Registration Card Replacement | 200 AED |
Number Plate Replacement | 200 AED per plate |
Salik Tag Purchase | 100 AED |
Checking Your Fines: It’s Easier Than You Think
Here’s the simple process to check if you have any outstanding fines:
- Head to the EVG website.
- Choose how you want to search:
- Got your traffic file number? Use that for the quickest search
- Or just enter your plate number (don’t forget to specify which emirate it’s from)
- Driving license number works too
Smart Tip: Keep your traffic file number handy – it’s the fastest way to check your fines.
Paying Your Fines: Multiple Options to Save You Time
The simplest way is through EVG with your credit card, but here’s something many people don’t know: you might be eligible for discounts! Pay within 60 days and you could save up to 35% on your fine. Even after that, there’s still a chance for a 25% discount.
Can’t pay all at once? No problem. Several UAE banks offer zero-interest installment plans:
- Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
- Emirates Islamic Bank
- First Abu Dhabi Bank
Just visit any of these banks within two weeks of getting the fine to set up your payment plan.
Pro Tips to Remember:
- Set calendar reminders to check for fines monthly
- Keep screenshots of your payments as backup
- If you spot a mistake, you can dispute it through Abu Dhabi Police
- Yes, you can pay fines for others (great for helping out family or friends)
Alternative Ways to Pay
If EVG isn’t your thing, you’ve got options:
- Abu Dhabi Police website/app
- TAMM portal (for Abu Dhabi residents)
- Ministry of Interior website
Remember: The key to avoiding headaches with traffic fines in the UAE is staying on top of them. Regular checks and prompt payments will save you money and stress in the long run.
Need Help? Most services have 24/7 customer support in both Arabic and English, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you’re stuck.
Paying Fines in Instalments
Managing your finances has never been easier – whether it’s checking your RPay balance with just a few taps or handling those unexpected traffic fines. Speaking of which, if paying your fines in one go isn’t feasible, Abu Dhabi Police has partnered with several banks to offer a zero-interest installment option.
Banks such as Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), Emirates Islamic Bank, and First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) let you split your fine payments over a year. Simply visit one of these banks within two weeks of receiving the fine, and they’ll set up an installment plan for you.
While you’re at it, make sure to keep track of your available balance through the RPay app – staying on top of your finances helps you plan better for these kinds of expenses.
FAQs
What’s the fastest way to check for traffic fines in the UAE?
Use the EVG website or Abu Dhabi Police app with your traffic file number for instant results. Alternatively, enter your plate number or license details. All options provide real-time fine status.
What payment methods are available for traffic fines?
Credit cards through EVG, Abu Dhabi Police app, or MOI portal. Bank transfers also accepted. Zero-interest installment plans available through ADIB, Emirates Islamic, and FAB if arranged within 14 days of the fine.
Are there any discounts available on traffic fines?
Yes. 35% discount if paid within 60 days of issue, 25% discount after that period but within the specified timeframe. Discounts apply automatically when paying through official channels.
What should I do if I notice an error in my traffic fine?
File a dispute immediately through the Abu Dhabi Police website or app. Provide supporting documentation. You can request a formal review or transfer the case to court if needed.
Managing traffic fines in the UAE is streamlined through digital platforms like EVG and police apps. While staying on top of your fines – which can earn you up to 35% in early payment discounts – why not explore Abu Dhabi’s top 5 baqala shops? These local treasures are perfectly situated for combining your errands.
Stay proactive with both your driving responsibilities and your daily shopping needs for a more convenient UAE lifestyle. From traditional snacks to everyday essentials, these neighborhood stores offer that perfect blend of convenience and community charm. Plus, with most baqalas now accepting digital payments, managing your expenses has never been easier.