35% Reduction in Traffic Violations in Sharjah
In a move aimed at easing the financial burdens on citizens and residents, the Executive Council of Sharjah has announced a 35% reduction in traffic violations within the emirate. This reduction includes fines and associated fees, providing an opportunity to alleviate the financial pressures resulting from traffic violations.
Executive Council Meeting
The Executive Council of Sharjah, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and Deputy Chairman of the Executive Council, held an important meeting today. His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and Deputy Chairman of the Executive Council, also attended the meeting. The discussions centered on various topics related to the functioning of government operations and the public policies adopted by government departments and agencies to achieve the vision and strategy of the Emirate of Sharjah.
Details of the Traffic Violation Reduction
The Council issued a direct decision regulating the 35% reduction in traffic violations in Sharjah, applicable to violations paid within 60 days from the date of the offense. This reduction covers both the financial fines and the duration of vehicle impoundment, as well as any late fees incurred. After the 60-day period, an additional 25% reduction is applied to violations for up to one year, with this second reduction limited to the financial fine only.
Exemptions from the Reduction
This decision also clarified a list of serious traffic violations that are not included in the reduction, reaffirming the Executive Council’s commitment to maintaining road safety and ensuring traffic discipline. This step is part of ongoing efforts to create a safer traffic environment and prevent future accidents.
Support for Entrepreneurial Projects in Sharjah
During the meeting, the approval of a fee reduction for a number of entrepreneurial projects supported by the Sharjah Foundation for Supporting Entrepreneurial Projects “Ruwad” was also announced. This reduction includes half of the fees from government entities for two years for 88 projects listed across various economic activities. This support aims to enhance the business environment in the emirate and ensure sustainable economic development.
Through these initiatives, the Executive Council continues to support the local community and enhance economic stability, contributing to improving the quality of life and services provided to citizens and residents.