Bus fare and violation fees for UAE - Public service announcement for expats in UAE

in publicservice •  7 years ago  (edited)

     As UAE's vat started January of this year, various violations are also implemented and just this morning, I bumped into a page of fellow OFWs who work here in UAE asking if where can he pay because he failed to swipe his bus card knows as hafilat card here in UAE.

     2 years ago when I was using bus going to work, I also notice commuters who didn't swipe their hafilat card upon entering the bus or before going out.

Common mistakes of using hafilat card:

  1. Failed to swipe card. Always swipe your card upon going in and out of the public bus.
  2. Forget to swipe.
  3. Intentionally not using swiping hafilat card to avoid balance deductions.

     The bus fare currently set at 2.00 AED for local routes, and start at 2.50 AED for every additional kilometer on suburban routes while intercity route fares start at 10.00 AED, with 10 fils per additional kilometers. I would suggest to our fellow commuters to be attentive and responsible in using our hafilat cards and make sure to SWIPE upon entering and before going out to avoid penalties. Make sure that your hafilat card also has enough balance so you can have a smooth and worry-free​ ride going to your destination. What is 2.00 AED compare to 200.00AED fine if you fail to swipe your card right?

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Cards are available in these following locations:

Abu Dhabi main bus terminal, Abu Dhabi International Airport, Bani Yas bus station, Shahama bus station, Mussafah bus station, Al Ain bus station, Al Sila bus station, Ghayathi bus station, Liwa bus station, Madinat Zayed bus station, Ruwais bus station, Tarif bus station, Jabal Al Dhanna bus station.

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Thanks for this information po

you are welcome :)

thanks ate @jovema for this information :)

sureness zen.

better to follow rules than pay big fee

correct​ po Mam Daisy.

I can see that the UAE government are pursuing the proper usage of hafilat card.

Yes sir. We cant blame them because some commuters tend to abuse it.

thank you very much for sharing this information. its very important that everyone gets to read this. so i'm resteeming it.
love love ate @jovema

Thank you @erelasblog. love love po.

Thank you po for this information. Yeah you're right. It's better to pay 2 dirhams than pay the fines, :)

Yes po. 200 is already a big amount. Thank you for stopping by po.

Thanks sa info sis... ive started using card again... mejo lumayo na ako sa office eh kaya need ng card at least sa morning ☺️☺️ Mas magandang mag bayad ng 2dhs hehehe

U’re welcome sis. I just dont know if available pa ung good for 1 month pra mas mkatpid. Kelangng mgtipid2 na dito ksi everything is going up. 😪