Managing your Dubai traffic fines just got easier

Wednesday, 17 July 2019 15:22

The RTA is set to launch their very own WhasApp number. (123RF / Dzmitry Kliapitski)

Soon you'll be able to ask about your traffic fines through WhatsApp.

The RTA will launch a 24/7 service that lets customers speak to a representative through the messaging service.

Dubai's transportation authority made the announcement on Twitter, stating customers will have access to the information they need through the new initiative.

You can save their official WhatsApp number, +971 58 800 9090 for quicker communication.

How and where do you pay your fines? Soon you will be able to access all the information you need at any time through the new service on WhatsApp. pic.twitter.com/Wp09RnP1fV
— RTA (@rta_dubai) July 16, 2019

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