Failing to keep safe distance between vehicles is a traffic violation: Saudi authorities
Saudi traffic authorities warn drivers to maintain a safe distance between vehicles, with fines for violations reaching up to 300 riyals.
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AIThe General Directorate of Traffic has warned drivers against failing to maintain a safe distance between vehicles while driving.
The authority stated on X (formerly Twitter) that not leaving a safe distance between vehicles constitutes a traffic violation.
The General Directorate of Traffic added that the fine for this violation ranges from 150 to 300 riyals (SAR).
Previously, the authority also emphasized that failing to give pedestrians the right of way at designated crossings is considered a traffic violation.