Who's the woman with Dh200,000 driving fine in Dubai?

17 motorists accumulated Dh2.9m in fines, says Dubai Traffic Department chief

Published Monday, August 13, 2012

A Bangladeshi woman leads the lists of traffic offenders in Dubai by accumulating Dh201,140 fines for 257 violations.

Colonel Saif Muhair Al Mazroui, Acting Director, General Department, Traffic, Dubai Police, sais total traffic fines by 17 erring motorists in the emirate hit a whopping Dh2.9million. The list includes 80 per cent Emiratis including three women and five men, he added.

A Syrian woman is second on the list of violators owing the department Dh186,900 for 288 violations.

An Egyptian who has recorded 236 violations - majority of them for speeding - comes a close third with Dh169,420 in fines.

An Emirati woman at the sixth place has a total fine of Dh134,160 and 218 violations, while an Emirati man has accumulated Dh129,210 for 204 mistakes.

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Arshad 23 August 2012 15:14 1 0

Be carefully when you're driving.

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Kohinoor 16 August 2012 11:39 1 2

No wonder so many fatal accidents in UAE roads.

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Faris Backer 16 August 2012 06:54 4 0

In my opinion, the traffic department should set a certain limit for either number of fines nor the fine amount. So that these kind of drivers can be stopped way early.

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Dd 15 August 2012 17:55 3 0

Unbelievable, in any other country you would be hunted down with a warrant for your arrest before you hit the 300dh mark. In fact, in the States you go to jail immediately if your from out of the States and can't pay the fine on the spot. But don't worry I'm sure the motorist will pay, a soon as there is another 50% discount at the end of the year.

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James S. Donato 13 August 2012 15:12 30 0

How can police continue tolerating drivers to accumulate penalties? I thought they have everything in their system is working like vehicle owner, name, address, telephone numbers, etc. The police can easily stop these drivers from driving not because of the gigantic amount to be paid but because they are a danger to everyone else. Never mind if they kill themselves while recklessly driving!

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ipstac 13 August 2012 14:17 18 1

hope the offenders are excused and instead the traffic department should suspend the license for life time

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Mohamed 13 August 2012 10:44 6 10

how will she pay???

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Expat 13 August 2012 10:39 15 0

I am surprised they are not named and shamed in public.

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iftikhar 13 August 2012 09:48 47 0

I wonder why their driving licenses are not cancelled till date. They should not be given further chances.

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