Traffic authority fines 2,169 vehicles for parking in disabled spaces
Saudi traffic police have fined 2,169 vehicles nationwide for illegally parking in spaces reserved for people with disabilities as part of a field campaign.
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AIThe General Directorate of Traffic has fined 2,169 vehicles across various regions of the Kingdom for parking in spaces designated for people with disabilities. The violations were recorded as part of a field campaign aimed at reducing traffic offenses and preserving parking spots reserved for this group.
According to a statement on the authority's official X account, the campaign is part of ongoing efforts by traffic departments throughout the Kingdom to monitor and penalize vehicles violating regulations, including those unlawfully occupying parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities.
Traffic departments urged drivers to cooperate and adhere to the rules set out in the Traffic Law, and to refrain from using parking spaces designated for people with disabilities, in order to curb such violations and ensure that those entitled can benefit from these facilities.
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