In this photo shows the seized vehicles included 17 that were caught due to reckless driving.

The Department of Traffic and Patrols at Ajman Police seized 34 vehicles over reckless driving and showing-up in a way that posed risks to others in Al Heliow area. Among those vehicles, some that were not bearing plate numbers, confirmed Lt. Col. Abdulla Al Falasi, Director of the Department.

“The seized vehicles included 17 that were caught due to reckless driving, engine enhancement, and causing loud noise,” Al Falasi added.

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He said, “The patrols were able to seize the vehicles after monitoring them based on forwarded information, and these vehicles will be impounded for 6 months according to the penalties for the violations committed.”

The rejection of any negative behaviors or phenomena in violation of traffic rules that must be respected.

Other 17 vehicles had been also seized at scene over violating the traffic laws, according to Lt. Col. Al Falasi.

“The traffic control patrols took the necessary measures with the drivers involved in these illegal practices and so with reckless drivers according to the legal procedures,” he added.

The Director of Traffic and Patrols Department stressed the rejection of any negative behaviors or phenomena in violation of traffic rules that must be respected and abided by, and the commitment to preserve road security and people's lives.

He also appealed to community members to cooperate with Ajman Police to report such acts committed in the emirate by calling non-emergency toll number 901 or 999 for urgent cases, or through the smart application of Ajman Police, to achieve security and safety in the emirate.