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Sharjah Police Fines Driver Dh2,000 for Obstructing Windshield

Thu, Jul 23, 2026(46d ago)UAE

Sharjah authorities recently took action against a motorist caught driving with a sunshade covering the front windshield, a dangerous maneuver that severely compromised the driver’s field of vision. Police officials emphasized that such reckless behavior not only constitutes a significant traffic violation but also creates a major safety hazard for everyone on the road. By blocking the view, the driver effectively crippled their ability to react to sudden obstacles or traffic changes, drastically increasing the risk of a serious collision.

Under the current traffic regulations, utilizing any item that impedes a driver’s visibility is treated as a grave offense. The penalties for this lapse in judgment are severe, including a hefty Dh2,000 fine, 23 black points against the driver's license, and a potential 60-day vehicle impoundment. Furthermore, owners may face steep release fees—which can climb as high as Dh30,000 depending on the nature of the violation—as part of the emirate's strict enforcement strategy. The Sharjah Police continue to highlight these incidents to serve as a stern reminder that road safety is paramount and that ignoring traffic laws carries heavy consequences.

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