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Abu Dhabi Traffic Fine Check by Plate Number

For an Abu Dhabi traffic fine check, use TAMM (log in with UAE PASS), the Abu Dhabi Police app or e-services portal, or the federal MOI UAE app, which can search by plate number, traffic code, licence or Emirates ID. Abu Dhabi Police gives a 35% discount if you pay within 60 days of the violation and 25% if you pay after 60 days but within one year, except for serious violations. Partner banks also offer interest-free instalments. Paying through TAMM has no additional cost.

Do this next to clear Abu Dhabi fines

  • Check within 60 days of any violation to get the 35% discount.
  • Use TAMM or the Abu Dhabi Police app to see your traffic profile in one place.
  • Check Darb and parking separately; they are run by the Integrated Transport Centre.
  • Clear fines before renewing your vehicle registration or selling the car.

Ways to check Abu Dhabi traffic fines

ChannelHow to searchNotes
TAMM (website and app)Log in with UAE PASS; fines linked to your profile and vehiclesTraffic Fines Payment, fines statement, fines history and clearance certificate services
Abu Dhabi Police appYour traffic profile, or plate detailsPayment by card
Abu Dhabi Police e-servicesSign in to view your traffic profile and vehiclesPublic tools for fine amounts, accidents and receipts
MOI UAE appPlate number, traffic code, licence or Emirates IDShows fines across emirates
Customer service centresEmirates ID and licencePay in person

How to check fines by plate number

  1. Open the MOI UAE app or the Abu Dhabi Police app and choose traffic fines.
  2. Select plate number as the search method.
  3. Choose the plate source (Abu Dhabi), the plate category or code, and enter the number.
  4. View the fines with date, location, violation, amount and any black points.
  5. Select the fines and pay, or note them to pay on TAMM.

Plate searches are handy for a car you are about to buy or a rental car. For your own vehicles and licence, logging in to TAMM or the police app gives a complete traffic profile.

How to pay fines on TAMM

  1. Go to TAMM and open Drive and Transport, then Fines and Violations, then Traffic Fines Payment.
  2. Log in with UAE PASS or the other available channels.
  3. Submit the application. TAMM lists your Emirates ID and proof of identification as required documents.
  4. Select the fines and pay. TAMM states the service takes about 6 minutes and has no additional costs.

Abu Dhabi traffic fine discounts

When you payDiscount
Within 60 days of the violation35%
After 60 days and within one year of the fine being issued25%
Serious violationsNot eligible for the 35% discount

Abu Dhabi Police runs this under its “Pay Early” initiative. It has also denied rumours of a 50% discount in the past, so rely only on the amount shown in official channels. Discounts are applied automatically when you pay through official platforms such as TAMM and the Abu Dhabi Police website.

Discount example

Original finePaid within 60 days (35% off)Paid after 60 days, within a year (25% off)Paid after a year
AED 400AED 260AED 300AED 400
AED 800AED 520AED 600AED 800
AED 1,000AED 650AED 750AED 1,000

The examples assume the violation is eligible. Serious violations do not get the 35% discount, so check the amount shown before you pay.

Paying in instalments

Partner banks offer interest-free instalment plans for Abu Dhabi traffic fines using their credit cards. Banks named in Abu Dhabi Police announcements include FAB, ADCB, ADIB and Mashreq. Check the current bank list and minimum amount with your bank or in the Abu Dhabi Police app.

Fine amounts and black points

Abu Dhabi Police’s public e-services include a Fines’ Materials Inquiry that shows the value and black points for each traffic violation code, so you can check what a specific violation costs. The same portal offers a Vehicle’s Accidents Inquiry, a Payment Receipts Inquiry and a Reserved Plates Inquiry.

Black points and licence suspension

Many violations add black points as well as a fine. Under the UAE’s black points system, drivers who build up 24 points within a year can have their licence suspended, for longer periods on repeat suspensions, and may need to attend a traffic course to get it back. Check your points in your traffic profile on TAMM, the Abu Dhabi Police app or the MOI app.

Statements, history and clearance certificates

  • Traffic Fines Statement and Traffic Fines History on TAMM show what you owe and what you have paid.
  • Traffic Fines Clearance Certificate on TAMM confirms you have no outstanding fines, which is useful when leaving a job or exporting a car.
  • TAMM also lists a service to issue financial receipts for paid fines.

Darb tolls and Mawaqif parking

Darb road toll and Mawaqif parking fines in Abu Dhabi are handled by the Integrated Transport Centre, not as police traffic fines. Check them in the Darb app or on TAMM. Our Darb timing and toll guide explains peak hours and charges.

Fines from other emirates

The MOI app shows fines from all emirates. For Dubai, see our Dubai black points check and Dubai Police services; for Sharjah, our Sharjah traffic fine check by plate number.

Tips for drivers in Abu Dhabi

  • Abu Dhabi speed cameras have been set to the posted limit since 2018, without the old grace margin, so stay at or below the sign.
  • Keep a safe distance and avoid sudden lane changes; tailgating and swerving are common camera-detected violations.
  • Stop for school buses with their stop sign out, which is a serious violation if ignored.
  • Link your vehicles in TAMM so you are notified of new fines quickly and can pay within the 35% window.

What happens if fines stay unpaid?

  • You cannot renew vehicle registration until the fines on it are paid.
  • Ownership transfers are blocked while fines remain.
  • Serious violations can also lead to vehicle impounding and black points.
  • You lose the 35% or 25% discount once the deadlines pass.

Before buying a used car, check its fines and insurance; our guide on checking car insurance in the UAE helps.

Official sources: TAMM’s Traffic Fines Payment service, Fines and Violations services and Abu Dhabi Police e-services. Discounts can change, so check the amount shown before you pay.

How can I check Abu Dhabi traffic fines by plate number?

Use the MOI UAE app or the Abu Dhabi Police app, choose plate number, enter the plate source, code and number, and view the fines.

How do I pay Abu Dhabi traffic fines?

Through TAMM’s Traffic Fines Payment service with UAE PASS, the Abu Dhabi Police app or website, or customer service centres. TAMM lists no additional cost.

What is the discount on Abu Dhabi traffic fines?

35% if paid within 60 days of the violation, and 25% if paid after 60 days but within one year, except for serious violations.

Can I pay Abu Dhabi fines in instalments?

Yes. Partner banks such as FAB, ADCB, ADIB and Mashreq offer interest-free instalments on their credit cards.

Are Darb and parking fines shown with police fines?

They are managed by the Integrated Transport Centre. Check them in the Darb app or on TAMM.

How do I get a traffic fines clearance certificate in Abu Dhabi?

Apply for the Traffic Fines Clearance Certificate on TAMM once all fines are paid.

Can I check the fine amount for a specific violation?

Yes. Abu Dhabi Police’s Fines’ Materials Inquiry shows the amount and black points for each violation code.

Is there a 50% discount on Abu Dhabi traffic fines?

Abu Dhabi Police has denied rumours of a 50% discount. The official scheme is 35% within 60 days and 25% within a year.

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Last reviewed: February 2026. Sources: Official UAE portals and service providers