If you live in Sharjah and need to renew your vehicle ownership or pay a traffic fine then there's some good news as it will now be much easier to do so.
That's because Sharjah Police have set up 13 self-service units across the emirate.
They'll give the residents the chance to complete a number of services using their Emirates ID card 24/7.
The units, named Sahl, are part of efforts by Sharjah Police to improve its services and enhance the quality of life and happiness of residents.
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