Transport Authority removes fleet size limits for heavy truck operators

The Transport General Authority has launched an initiative allowing licensed companies engaged in commercial heavy freight transport for their own operations to acquire as many vehicles as needed, with no upper limit, provided they submit the required documents to prove their activity. The move aims to enhance business flexibility, support expansion, and meet demand for freight services linked to their core economic activities.
The initiative covers companies whose commercial activities require transport operations, including those in the industrial, agricultural, livestock, and contracting sectors, among others. This offers greater flexibility for companies to align their heavy truck fleet size with the nature and scale of their operational needs.
The initiative will enable beneficiary companies to manage their freight operations more efficiently and expand their operational capacity in line with actual needs, supporting business growth, improving logistics efficiency, and enhancing their ability to respond to operational requirements related to the flow of goods and business continuity.
This initiative is part of the Authority's efforts to develop the regulatory environment for commercial heavy freight transport and improve its efficiency, providing more flexible regulatory solutions that respond to company needs and support business expansion. It aims to boost the efficiency of goods movement and enable the growth of economic activities that rely on transport as part of their operations.