Sharjah Traffic Fines 2026 — Complete List & How to Pay

Complete 2026 Sharjah traffic fines list with amounts, black points, and impoundment. How to check fines on Sharjah Police and MOI portals, available discounts up to 35%, and dispute process.

Updated: 2026-04-30 14 min read Official sources

Sharjah traffic fines are issued by Sharjah Police in coordination with the UAE Ministry of Interior (MOI). While the federal violation schedule applies across all emirates, Sharjah enforces a 20 km/h speed buffer on most roads (radar triggers at +20 km/h above the posted limit). This guide covers the 2026 fine amounts, payment options, and discount campaigns.

Check Sharjah traffic fines online

Sharjah fines can be checked through:

  • Sharjah Police portal: shjpolice.gov.ae → Traffic Services → Traffic Fines.
  • Ministry of Interior (MOI) UAE: moi.gov.ae — works for fines issued in any emirate.
  • MOI UAE app (iOS/Android) — login with UAE PASS.
  • Sahl kiosks in malls and Sharjah Police stations.
Tip: use the RTA General Fines Inquiry too — it consolidates fines across emirates against your plate.

Common Sharjah traffic fines (2026)

ViolationFine (AED)Black PointsImpoundment
Exceeding speed limit by less than 20 km/h300
Exceeding speed limit by 20–30 km/h6004
Exceeding speed limit by 30–50 km/h700–1,0006–8
Exceeding speed limit by 50–80 km/h1,500–2,0001215–30 days
Exceeding speed by more than 80 km/h3,0002360 days
Jumping a red signal1,0001230 days
Mobile phone use while driving8004
Not wearing seatbelt4004
Reckless driving2,0002360 days
Driving without license5,00060 days
Parking in no-parking area200–500
Blocking another vehicle260
Heavy vehicle in non-permitted area1,0004

Source: Federal Decree-Law No. 14/2024 and Sharjah Police published schedule. Verify on the official portal before paying.

Sharjah's 20 km/h speed buffer

Unlike Abu Dhabi (which removed its buffer in 2018), Sharjah and most of Dubai still apply a 20 km/h tolerance on most roads — meaning a 100 km/h sign triggers radar at 121 km/h. This is a buffer, not an entitlement: the legal limit is the posted number, and conditions like rain or heavy traffic can still get you fined for unsafe driving even within the buffer.

Pay Sharjah traffic fines

  1. Sharjah Police website / app — credit card.
  2. MOI UAE app — pay any emirate's fines.
  3. Sahl kiosks — cash or card.
  4. Tasjeel Sharjah / Wasel centers — at vehicle renewal time.
  5. Bank channels: Emirates NBD, FAB, ADCB, Sharjah Islamic Bank, Mashreq.

Fines must be settled before vehicle annual registration renewal; unpaid fines block renewal at Tasjeel and Wasel centers.

Sharjah fine discounts (up to 50%)

Sharjah Police runs standing discounts for early payment plus periodic campaigns (UAE National Day, Eid, Ramadan):

  • 25% on payment within 60 days of the violation date.
  • 35% on payment within 30 days (campaign-dependent).
  • 50% during national event campaigns.
  • Black points may be reduced or removed during major campaigns.

Discounts exclude radar fines from speeds above 80 km/h, alcohol-related, and reckless driving violations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check Sharjah fines on my plate number?

Visit shjpolice.gov.ae → Traffic Services → Traffic Fines, or use the MOI UAE app. Enter the plate number, traffic file number or Emirates ID and select Sharjah from the emirate filter.

Are Sharjah fine discounts the same as Dubai's?

Both emirates offer 25–50% campaign discounts. Sharjah's standing discount is 25% within 60 days; campaign discounts can reach 50% on national days. Discount eligibility excludes serious violations.

Does the 20 km/h speed buffer also apply on Sharjah-Khor Fakkan road?

Most of the Sharjah-Khor Fakkan road has the standard 20 km/h buffer, but speeding tunnels and curves use stricter enforcement. Always observe the posted limit; the buffer is a tolerance, not a target.

Can I pay Sharjah fines from outside the UAE?

Yes — through the Sharjah Police website, MOI UAE app, or RTA Dubai consolidated portal using any international credit card.

Will unpaid Sharjah fines block my Dubai license renewal?

Federal violations (speeding, signals, reckless driving) are recorded in MOI's central system and block license/registration renewal across all emirates. Local-only fines (parking) typically affect only registration in the issuing emirate.