Dubai Police On the Go initiative allows drivers involved in minor Traffic accidents in Dubai to obtain a minor accident report at nearby ADNOC, ENOC or Emarat petrol stations, without waiting for a police patrol, authorities said.
Key Takeaways: Reporting minor Accidents via fuel stations
- Go to ADNOC, ENOC or Emarat stations for help issuing a minor accident report Dubai.
- Authorities said minor traffic accidents do not require waiting for a police patrol.
- The approach supports Road Safety by reducing roadside congestion and keeping roads clear.
Where to report minor accident UAE without waiting for a police patrol
Authorities said drivers can visit the nearest ADNOC, ENOC or Emarat fuel station, where trained staff will help issue a minor traffic accident report under Dubai Police services.
Authorities said the stations can help drivers obtain a minor accident report as minor traffic accidents do not require waiting for a police patrol.
UAE road-safety guidance commonly instructs motorists to move vehicles to a safe location after minor crashes, where there are no injuries and vehicles are drivable, to avoid blocking traffic.
This guidance applies to minor traffic accidents, typically where there are no injuries and vehicles are still movable, supporting faster clearance under UAE traffic rules and Road Safety policy.
This on the go initiative Public Service option is intended to reduce congestion and speed up documentation commonly needed for an insurance claim and vehicle repair processes, while supporting Road Safety in UAE Traffic incidents.
Other traffic accident reporting options in the UAE, including the Saed app
Across the UAE, motorists may also be directed to use digital reporting channels such as the Saed app for minor accident reporting, depending on the emirate and the circumstances.
