Saudi traffic authority warns drivers over failing to yield to pedestrians
The General Directorate of Traffic urges drivers to stop for students near schools and warns of fines for not giving pedestrians the right of way.
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AISaudi Traffic authorities have warned motorists against failing to give pedestrians the right of way when crossing at designated areas, stressing the importance of stopping for students near schools to ensure their safety amid increased traffic around school zones.
The directorate stated that not yielding to pedestrians at marked crossings is a traffic violation, punishable by a fine ranging from 100 to 150 riyals (SAR).
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Drivers were urged to follow traffic regulations and remain vigilant for students and pedestrians, especially during peak hours near schools, to help improve road safety and reduce accidents.