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How to Check Traffic Violations in Saudi Arabia
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How to Check Traffic Violations in Saudi Arabia

If you’re driving in Saudi Arabia, it’s important to keep an eye on your traffic violations to make sure they’re paid on time and to avoid any legal…

How to Authorize Someone to Drive Your Vehicle via Absher in Saudi Arabia
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How to Authorize Someone to Drive Your Vehicle via Absher in Saudi Arabia

If you’re a vehicle owner in Saudi Arabia and want to authorize someone else—whether a Saudi citizen or a resident—to drive your car, you can easily do it…

10 Places Where Parking Is Not Allowed in Saudi Arabia
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10 Places Where Parking Is Not Allowed in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Traffic Department (Muroor) has set clear rules on where vehicles are not allowed to stop or park, to keep traffic flowing smoothly and ensure safety for everyone…

Understanding Article 75: How Expats Can Save on Traffic Fines in KSA
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Understanding Article 75: How Expats Can Save on Traffic Fines in KSA

Saudi Arabia introduced a 25% discount on traffic fines for violations committed on or after April 18, 2024, under Article 75 of the Traffic Law. This ongoing initiative aims to encourage timely fine…

Muroor Explains Three Situations Where Hazard Lights Are Necessary
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Muroor Explains Three Situations Where Hazard Lights Are Necessary

The Saudi Traffic Department has outlined three specific situations where drivers should use their hazard lights to ensure safety on the roads. Knowing when and why to use…

Saudi Traffic Law Now Penalizes Driving with Expired Istimara
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Saudi Traffic Law Now Penalizes Driving with Expired Istimara

Saudi Arabia has amended its Traffic Law, making it a violation to drive a vehicle with an expired registration (Istimara). The amendment was approved during a Cabinet session…

Fines for Expired Driving Licenses: What You Need to Know in Saudi Arabia
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Fines for Expired Driving Licenses: What You Need to Know in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Traffic Department has recently explained the rules for fines on expired driving licenses. Drivers have a 60-day grace period after their license expires to renew it…

Saudi Traffic Department Shares Six Key Tips for Safe Long-Distance Travel
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Saudi Traffic Department Shares Six Key Tips for Safe Long-Distance Travel

The Saudi Traffic Department has shared six important safety tips for drivers preparing for long-distance travel. These guidelines aim to prevent vehicle breakdowns and reduce accident risks, ensuring…

What Curb Colors Mean for Parking in Saudi Arabia
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What Curb Colors Mean for Parking in Saudi Arabia

In Saudi Arabia, different curb colors tell drivers where they can and cannot park. Knowing what these colors mean helps you avoid parking mistakes and fines. Here’s a…

Turning Right on Red Light? Here’s What You Must Know
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Turning Right on Red Light? Here’s What You Must Know

If you’re driving in Saudi Arabia, it’s important to understand the rules for turning right at a red light to ensure safety and avoid fines. Here’s a simple…

How to Check Vehicle Insurance Validity in Saudi Arabia
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How to Check Vehicle Insurance Validity in Saudi Arabia

Owning a car in Saudi Arabia comes with a few responsibilities, and one of the most important is ensuring that your vehicle insurance is up to date. Driving…

How Many Cars Can Expats Legally Own in Saudi Arabia? Muroor Explains
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How Many Cars Can Expats Legally Own in Saudi Arabia? Muroor Explains

In a recent social media post, the Saudi General Department of Traffic (Muroor) answered a question about how many cars expatriates can own in Saudi Arabia. A user…

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