Saudi traffic authorities fine 2,366 vehicles for parking in disabled spaces
A nationwide campaign by Saudi traffic police has identified thousands of violations involving vehicles parked in spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
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A nationwide field campaign by the General Directorate of Traffic has uncovered thousands of violations involving vehicles parked in spaces designated for people with disabilities, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen compliance with traffic regulations and protect the rights of this group.
The General Directorate of Traffic announced on its official X account that 2,366 vehicles were found in violation after being parked in spaces reserved for people with disabilities, during inspection campaigns across various regions of the Kingdom.
The directorate emphasized that these campaigns are part of continuous field operations by traffic departments to monitor violations, including unauthorized parking in spaces allocated for people with disabilities, and to take legal action against offenders.
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The General Directorate of Traffic urged drivers to adhere to the rules set out in the traffic system and to cooperate with relevant authorities, helping to safeguard the rights of people with disabilities and ensure that their designated parking spaces remain available.