AED 1,500 Fine for Car Tinting Without Permission in Abu Dhabi
- Publish date: Sunday، 05 December 2021
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Those who tint their car windows without first obtaining a permit or have tinted them by more than 50% will face a Dh1,500 fine will be imposed on motorists in Abu Dhabi.
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Fines of Dh500 will also be issued to those found affixing car stickers without obtaining a permit, as doing so hinders the police from identifying vehicles during an emergency.
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Abu Dhabi Police explained that the maximum allowed tint was approved in traffic laws based on studies that ascertained what levels affected the visibility of drivers. Exceeding the tint level therefore threatens motorists’ own safety and that of other road users.
Using reflective or blurred glass on car windows is also banned. Meanwhile, driving a vehicle with expired tyres would attract a fine of Dh500.
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