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Has reckless driving reduced?
The UAE’s traffic departments have gathered millions in unpaid fines. But has it discouraged reckless driving?
Jun 17th, 2009
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Traffic departments in the UAE have gathered AED44 million in unpaid fines since a Dubai Police initiative began in January 2009, reports Khaleej Times.
“The initiative-in which the license and vehicle of those in default ofDh500 or more are being impounded by the traffic department of the Dubai Police -is set to become the norm for other traffic departments in the UAE,” the article said.
The problem, however, is that we haven’t noticed a drop in reckless driving. Have you?
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it will never change.. its just a total lack of resepct for anyone except themselves.. so the carnage will continue as it has for the last 15 years I’ve lived here
drive a patrol or landcruiser with full tint.. you are invincible and invisible to the police