Drivers loathing waiting for hours in big lines to have their car
registration renewed can now say goodbye to their ordeal. A new ATM-machine
introduced by Abu Dhabi’s traffic police allows them to have done in just three
minutes.
The machine, to be deployed in key shopping malls in the emirate, also allows
motorists to pay their traffic fine in just a tick of a button with having to go
to the traffic police department and face armies of customers.
“It is the first machine of its kind in the Middle East….it will provide
three services—payment of fines, renewal of car registration and replacement of
lost registration cards,” the Arabic language daily Al-Bayan said, quoting Lt
Ali Nassir Al Baihouni of the information technology division at Abu Dhabi
police.
“Drivers can now have their car registered in just three minutes without
having to wait for hours in big queues at police sections and car testing
centres.”
He said results of tested cars would be saved in that machine and that
drivers would have only to insert their national ID card to have the
registration renewed. As for fines, they can be paid by credit card in just
moments, he added.
Baihouni said his department has decided to call the machine “Sahl”, an
Arabic for easy, given its simple ways in fine payment and registration
procedures.
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