Traffic authority warns against weaving between vehicles
Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Traffic has warned that weaving between vehicles increases risks, urging drivers to stay in their lanes for safety.
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AISaudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Traffic has issued a warning against weaving between vehicles.
In a statement on X, the authority said that weaving poses a life-threatening danger and increases risks, while staying in one’s lane enhances road safety.
The directorate also emphasized that drivers’ adherence to traffic regulations improves their own safety and that of other road users.
The traffic system sets out rules for driving on roads, and following these regulations provides the highest level of protection for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians.
Violations include failing to stop at security checkpoints or inspection points, not stopping for police patrols when directed, using unauthorized devices in vehicles, or displaying stickers or slogans that violate public decency.
Other fined offenses include driving against the flow of traffic and weaving at high speed between vehicles on public roads.
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