Abu Dhabi Police have reminded motorists to ensure that vehicle number plates are clear and easily visible.
Posting on their official social media handle, the authority shared a photograph of a car, whose number plate was hidden by the bike rack.
They stressed that violators will face a fine of AED 400, with more than 5,000 motorists penalised over the last six months.


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