Paying your Dubai traffic fines is now more convenient. Around 1,000 kiosks installed across the UAE will now accept payments of traffic fines so motorists can save time and effort. Most of the automated machines can be found in shopping centres, at all airports and entry points. Payments can be made by cash or card. Customers can also pay through existing kiosks of other services such as du, etisalat, Salik and SEWA. The service is a collaboration between Dubai Police and payment solutions company Max Box Middle East (MBME). Residents can check www.mbme.ae to find the nearest kiosk on their location.

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