Latest Salik Updates

New Salik Gates Activated in Dubai

Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the activation of two new Salik toll gates to manage traffic flow and reduce congestion.

Two new Salik toll gates installed on a Dubai highway with modern electronic sensors and cameras

The new gates, located on Al Khail Road and Sheikh Zayed Road, are part of the ongoing efforts to improve Dubai's transportation infrastructure. Motorists are advised to ensure their Salik accounts are topped up to avoid fines.

Key points:

  • New gates operational from next month
  • Standard AED 4 toll applies
  • Salik tag or account required for passage

Salik Introduces Quick Pay Feature

In response to user feedback, Salik has launched a new 'Quick Pay' feature for faster and more convenient account top-ups.

Smartphone displaying Salik Quick Pay interface with easy-to-use buttons for rapid toll payment

The new feature allows users to recharge their Salik account with just a few taps on their smartphone. This improvement aims to reduce the time spent on manual top-ups and ensure smoother passage through toll gates.

Benefits of Salik Quick Pay:

  • Instant account recharge
  • Multiple payment options available
  • Automated low balance alerts

Salik Fines: What You Need to Know

Understanding Salik fines is crucial for all Dubai road users. Here's a quick guide to help you avoid unnecessary penalties.

Infographic showing different types of Salik fines and their corresponding amounts

Salik fines can accumulate quickly if not addressed promptly. Common reasons for fines include insufficient balance, unregistered vehicles, and tampering with Salik tags.

Fine structure:

  • Passing through a gate with insufficient balance: AED 50
  • Driving an unregistered vehicle through Salik gates: AED 100
  • Tampering with Salik tag: AED 1000

Remember, regular Salik recharge online can help you avoid these road fines and ensure a smooth driving experience in Dubai.