Saudi traffic authority warns drivers over unclear or damaged license plates
Saudi traffic authorities have warned drivers against using unclear or damaged license plates, with fines ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 riyals for violations.
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AIThe Saudi General Directorate of Traffic has warned motorists against driving vehicles with unclear or damaged license plates, stressing the importance of ensuring plates are legible and replacing them if they become damaged.
The authority stated on its official X account that driving with unclear or damaged plates is a traffic violation, subject to a fine ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 riyals (SAR).
Drivers are urged to check the condition and clarity of their license plates and to replace them if damaged, in order to avoid penalties.
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Important driving reminders
The General Directorate of Traffic also emphasized the need to drive cautiously on all roads.
Through its X platform, the authority added that drivers must adhere to speed limits, maintain a safe distance, and yield the right of way when required.
Other reminders include using turn signals when changing direction or lanes, staying focused and attentive, avoiding distractions, and using hazard lights for any sudden changes on the road.
These advisories are part of the authority's ongoing awareness campaigns to ensure public safety. The directorate previously noted that using the road shoulder or designated turning lanes to overtake vehicles is also a traffic violation.