Abu Dhabi Police have extended a discount scheme to allow motorists to get up to 35 per cent off their fines. The National
Abu Dhabi Police have extended a discount scheme to allow motorists to get up to 35 per cent off their fines. The National
Abu Dhabi Police have extended a discount scheme to allow motorists to get up to 35 per cent off their fines. The National
Abu Dhabi Police have extended a discount scheme to allow motorists to get up to 35 per cent off their fines. The National

Abu Dhabi extends traffic fine discount scheme


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Abu Dhabi Police have extended a discount scheme for motorists to pay off their traffic fines.

Under the programme, motorists who pay their traffic fine within 60 days of incurring it, will have a 35 per cent discount applied to the fee.

On Thursday, police said the initiative was brought in to help motorists clear any outstanding fines.

The discount also applies to impound vehicle charges and late payment fines.

Though police said the scheme was being extended, a final date was not disclosed.

Last year, police brought in a traffic fine payment scheme that offered larger discounts for punctual payments.

A payment system is also in place to help motorists with pay off their fines using interest-free monthly instalments.

Five banks - Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Mashreq Al Islami and Emirates Islamic Bank - have signed agreements with the force to provide customers with credit cards offering interest-free instalments for one year.

To be eligible of the service, drivers must have a credit card issued by one of these banks. Police advised motorists to contact the bank directly within two weeks of receiving their traffic fine.

Fines can be paid using the one-year instalment plan, at an Abu Dhabi Police service centre, on the police website or smartphone app.

Is it worth it? We put cheesecake frap to the test.

The verdict from the nutritionists is damning. But does a cheesecake frappuccino taste good enough to merit the indulgence?

My advice is to only go there if you have unusually sweet tooth. I like my puddings, but this was a bit much even for me. The first hit is a winner, but it's downhill, slowly, from there. Each sip is a little less satisfying than the last, and maybe it was just all that sugar, but it isn't long before the rush is replaced by a creeping remorse. And half of the thing is still left.

The caramel version is far superior to the blueberry, too. If someone put a full caramel cheesecake through a liquidiser and scooped out the contents, it would probably taste something like this. Blueberry, on the other hand, has more of an artificial taste. It's like someone has tried to invent this drink in a lab, and while early results were promising, they're still in the testing phase. It isn't terrible, but something isn't quite right either.

So if you want an experience, go for a small, and opt for the caramel. But if you want a cheesecake, it's probably more satisfying, and not quite as unhealthy, to just order the real thing.

 

 

What can you do?

Document everything immediately; including dates, times, locations and witnesses

Seek professional advice from a legal expert

You can report an incident to HR or an immediate supervisor

You can use the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation’s dedicated hotline

In criminal cases, you can contact the police for additional support

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