Saudi traffic authorities fine 2,357 vehicles for parking in disabled spaces
Saudi traffic police conducted a nationwide campaign Thursday, issuing violations to 2,357 vehicles parked in spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
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AIThe General Directorate of Traffic carried out a field campaign on Thursday across various regions of the Kingdom to monitor vehicles parked in spaces designated for people with disabilities, resulting in 2,357 violations being recorded.
Saudi Traffic, via its official account on the X platform, stated that the owners of these vehicles violated parking regulations by using spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
The directorate emphasized that the campaign is part of ongoing field efforts by traffic departments throughout the Kingdom to detect traffic violations, including unauthorized parking in designated spaces for this group.
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The General Directorate of Traffic called on all drivers to cooperate and adhere to the rules outlined in the traffic system, helping to protect the rights of people with disabilities and ensure that parking spaces reserved for them are used appropriately.