Accident Free Day: How UAE drivers can wipe 4 black points off their license
The UAE’s Accident Free Day initiative returns on August 31 UAE drivers, take note: If you’ve got black points on your license, there’s a way you can get four removed this month. The UAE’s Ministry of Interior has once again declared August 31 Accident Free Day, a nationwide traffic campaign that encourages motorists to stick […]

UAE drivers, take note: If you’ve got black points on your license, there’s a way you can get four removed this month. The UAE’s Ministry of Interior has once again declared August 31 Accident Free Day, a nationwide traffic campaign that encourages motorists to stick to traffic rules and avoid accidents. And if you sign up to the pledge to avoid having an accident on Accident Free Day, you could get four black points removed from your license. The traffic campaign aims not only to improve road safety on the first day of the academic year for many schools, but also serves as an important reminder that all drivers should be adhering to speed limits, safe distances and abiding by the overtaking and lane-changing rules when driving across the emirates. تطلق وزارة الداخلية يوم غدٍ الاثنين، مبادرة “يوم بلا حوادث”، بهدف تعزيز السلامة المرورية بالتزامن مع العودة إلى المدارس، حيث تكافئ السائقين الملتزمين بالتعهد المروري بخصم 4 نقاط مرورية، مقابل الالتزام بقواعد القيادة الآمنة، وفي مقدمتها عدم استخدام الهاتف أثناء القيادة، والتقيد… pic.twitter.com/ChNo4uf2SH — وزارة الداخلية (@moiuae) August 16, 2026 To take part in Accident Free Day, you’ll need to pledge your participation on the Ministry of Interior website. To do that, you’ll need your Emirates ID to sign up, and then sign a pledge that you will adhere to the road traffic rules on Accident Free Day, such as sticking to the speed limit, maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles, fastening seatbelts, and giving way to emergency vehicles when required. If drivers are successful, they won’t need to do anything further to get their points removed, with four black points automatically deducted on September 25. Drivers who commit traffic violations receive black points on their license, with the number of points dependent on the violation.
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