Darb Toll Scam: Abu Dhabi Warns Drivers About Fake Payment Emails
Drivers in Abu Dhabi have been warned about a new wave of fake Darb toll payment emails targeting motorists. Q Mobility, the operator of Abu Dhabi’s Darb toll system, has urged residents to check payment requests carefully and avoid clicking suspicious links.
In a warning shared on November 11, the company advised drivers to verify any email claiming that they have outstanding Darb toll fees. Scammers may use the Darb name to make fraudulent payment requests appear genuine.
The company reminded motorists that seeing the Darb name in an email does not guarantee that the message is authentic.
How Can Drivers Avoid the Darb Toll Scam?
Q Mobility has advised residents to avoid suspicious payment links and never share personal information or bank details through unverified messages.
Abu Dhabi Drivers should follow these safety steps:
- Check outstanding toll fees directly through the official Darb app or TAMM platform.
- Do not click payment links in unexpected emails.
- Never share bank details, passwords or personal information.
- Verify payment requests through official Q Mobility channels.
Motorists who receive suspicious emails should avoid responding or making payments through the links provided.
The warning comes as online fraudsters continue to use familiar government and transport services to target residents. Drivers should remain alert and use only authorised payment channels when checking or settling their Darb toll fees.
