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Showing posts with label Saudi Arabia traffic rules. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saudi Arabia traffic rules. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

NEW SAHER CAMERAS INSTALLED IN SAUDI ARABIA TO STRICTLY IMPLEMENT NEW TRAFFIC LAWS

With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO

With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system.

PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar).



In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras.

According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors."

(VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement)



Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam.

These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions.

With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO


It's features:

1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles.

2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively

3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles.

4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras.

5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt.

6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity.

7. It can recognize license plates

8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light

With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO


In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles.

This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette.


It's Benefits:

1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required)

2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions

3. Installation on median or shoulder

4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence

With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO With the implementation of New Traffic Law in Saudi Arabia this month of October 2016, the Kingdom is also continuing its effort to upgrade its traffic management system with the use of high - tech, sophisticated, stylish and functional POLISCAN SPEED speed enforcement system. PoliScan speed is a system for traffic enforcement made by Vitronic. The measurement is based on lidar (light radar). In Saudi it is known as "Saher" (Arabic: One who remains awake) Cameras. According to its website "POLISCAN SPEED is an innovative system for fixed speed enforcement using laser technology (LIDAR). This VITRONIC technology measures the speed of all vehicles within the capture zone – without the need for road-embedded equipment such as loops or piezo sensors." (VIDEO:VITRONIC - POLISCAN SPEED - LIDAR Speed Enforcement) Today, all new Saher Cameras are being installed on all roads of Saudi Arabia especially in the major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam. These cameras is high in resolution and can capture images in all directions. It's features: 1. It can easily detect over-speeding vehicles. 2. It can detect vehicles that change lane excessively 3. It can measure the distance between two vehicles. 4. It can measure average speed between two Saher cameras. 5. It can detect if the driver is speaking on his mobile, reading a text or not wearing a seat belt. 6. It monitors not only the highway, but also service lanes, exit roads, and intersection within the vicinity. 7. It can recognize license plates 8. It can monitor who is crossing the red light In the new traffic law of Saudi Arabia, a penalty of SR10,000 and or 3-months in jail is waiting to those who cross the red light or use illegal number plates or number plates of other vehicles. This penalty is also applicable to those who overtake school buses while they pick-up or drop off children and vehicles displaying logos or stickers that are against public etiquette. It's Benefits: 1. Laser-based speed enforcement without road-embedded equipment (no loops or piezo sensors required) 2. Flexible housing enables monitoring in one or two driving directions 3. Installation on median or shoulder 4. Dual cameras for optimum focus photographic evidence 5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence 6. Color or black-and-white pictures 7. Encrypted digital incident documentation 8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring 9. Connection to all back office systems 10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity 11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly. SEE ALSO: NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA DO'S AND DONT'S WHEN YOU ARE IN SAUDI ARABIA NO PLAN TO DEPORT EXPAT ABOVE 40 IN KSA ©2016 THOUGHTSKOTO


5. Clear matching of violations in photographic evidence

6. Color or black-and-white pictures

7. Encrypted digital incident documentation

8. Remote access for incident data transfer and system monitoring

9. Connection to all back office systems

10. Automatic monitoring of calibration validity

11. Can be added to complement red light enforcement


Other than Saudi Arabia, Germany, Lithuania, United Arab Emirates and other countries is also using the PoliScan speed system for traffic enforcement which they claim it reduce the traffic accident significantly.
SEE ALSO:

NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA






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Monday, October 03, 2016

NEW PENALTIES FOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS IN KSA

New penalties for a traffic violation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will come into effect this October. According to the General Department of Traffic, it is inline with the decision of the Council of Ministers. There are major amendments to the articles of the Traffic Law to give tougher penalties for traffic violations.Here are the details of the penalties for various violation: VIOLATIONS: Stopping on railway track, carrying passengers exceeding the permitted number on the vehicle registration card (istimara), refusing to show driving license or istimara (when asked by authorities), not displaying number plate of vehicle, failure to wear helmet by motor cyclists, and seizing driving license or istimara of another person or giving it on mortgage. PENALTY: SR1,000-SR2,000 fine
New penalties for a traffic violation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will come into effect this October.

According to the General Department of Traffic, it is inline with the decision of the Council of Ministers.

There are major amendments to the articles of the Traffic Law to give tougher penalties for traffic violations.
New penalties for a traffic violation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will come into effect this October. According to the General Department of Traffic, it is inline with the decision of the Council of Ministers. There are major amendments to the articles of the Traffic Law to give tougher penalties for traffic violations.



Here are the details of the penalties for various violation:

VIOLATIONS: Stopping on railway track, carrying passengers exceeding the permitted number on the vehicle registration card (istimara), refusing to show driving license or istimara (when asked by authorities), not displaying number plate of vehicle, failure to wear helmet by motor cyclists, and seizing driving license or istimara of another person or giving it on mortgage.

PENALTY: SR1,000-SR2,000 fine

VIOLATIONS: Stopping on railway track, carrying passengers exceeding the permitted number on the vehicle registration card (istimara), refusing to show driving license or istimara (when asked by authorities), not displaying number plate of vehicle, failure to wear helmet by motor cyclists, and seizing driving license or istimara of another person or giving it on mortgage. PENALTY: SR1,000-SR2,000 fine


VIOLATION: Jumping red signal, using illegal number plates or number plate of other vehicles, fitting accessories that are permitted only for official vehicles or emergency vehicles, overtaking school buses while they pick up or drop off children, tampering roadsigns, reflectors and poles, refusing to stop at checkpoints or when security patrols ask for it, and displaying logos or stickers that are against pubic etiquette.

PENALTY: SR3,000-SR6,000 fine and vehicle seizure

VIOLATION: Jumping red signal, using illegal number plates or number plate of other vehicles, fitting accessories that are permitted only for official vehicles or emergency vehicles, overtaking school buses while they pick up or drop off children, tampering roadsigns, reflectors and poles, refusing to stop at checkpoints or when security patrols ask for it, and displaying logos or stickers that are against pubic etiquette. PENALTY: SR3,000-SR6,000 fine and vehicle seizure


VIOLATION: Obliterating or attempt to obliterate special features of a vehicle, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, carrying out any activities on the road without prior coordination (with the concerned authorities).

PENALTY: SR5,000-SR10,000 fine and vehicle seizure

VIOLATIONS: Failure of a motorist involved in an accident to stop at the scene and failure to take the initiative to inform the competent department and provide possible assistance to those injured in the accident.

PENALTY: SR10,000 fine and/or 3-month jail

VIOLATION: STUNT DRIVING



PENALTY: First Offence: Seizure of vehicle for 15 days and fine of SR20,000. The violator will be referred to the court to examine carrying out a jail term.

Second Offense: Seizure of vehicle for 30 days and a fine of SR40,000. The violator will be referred to the court to examine carrying out a jail term.

Third Offense: Vehicle will be seized and a fine of SR60,000 will be imposed. The violator will be referred to the court.

The seizure or confiscation of the vehicle will not be applicable to rented or stolen vehicles.

VIOLATION: Obliterating or attempt to obliterate special features of a vehicle, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, carrying out any activities on the road without prior coordination (with the concerned authorities). PENALTY: SR5,000-SR10,000 fine and vehicle seizure VIOLATIONS: Failure of a motorist involved in an accident to stop at the scene and failure to take the initiative to inform the competent department and provide possible assistance to those injured in the accident. PENALTY: SR10,000 fine and/or 3-month jail VIOLATION: STUNT DRIVING PENALTY: First Offence: Seizure of vehicle for 15 days and fine of SR20,000. The violator will be referred to the court to examine carrying out a jail term. Second Offense: Seizure of vehicle for 30 days and a fine of SR40,000. The violator will be referred to the court to examine carrying out a jail term. Third Offense: Vehicle will be seized and a fine of SR60,000 will be imposed. The violator will be referred to the court. The seizure or confiscation of the vehicle will not be applicable to rented or stolen vehicles.


VIOLATIONS: Transporting illegal residents

PENALTIES: First Offence: Fine of SR15,000 and one-month imprisonment
Second Offense: Fine of SR30,000 and three months in prison
Third Offense: Fine of SR100,000 and six months in prison
If the carrier is an expatriate resident, his Iqama shall be terminated and he shall be deported after the application of the penalty.






Moreover, Saudi Arabia is planning to impose drug test on all drivers before they can get their driver's license.
The Department of Transport is considering the new test in a bid to reduce the Kingdom's traffic accident rate.


According to Saudi Gazette, the traffic accident in Saudi is one of the worst in the world with an average of 17 people dying every day on road.

The department will refuse a license to anyone who fails the proposed test.
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