Saudi Arabia Traffic
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 on X asked if he could buy and register a vehicle in his name while also having another car financed through a bank under a different name. […]
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Being involved in a traffic accident is always a tough situation, but if you know the right steps, it can save you a lot of hassle. Whether it’s a small bump or a more serious crash, following the proper procedure in Saudi Arabia will help you avoid unnecessary trouble and ensure your insurance claims go
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Saudi Arabia, a nation known for its rich cultural heritage and rapidly growing tourism sector, has been actively working to attract more visitors from around the globe. One of the measures implemented to facilitate tourism and ease the experience for international travelers is allowing visitors to use their foreign driving licenses within the Kingdom. This
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If you have a driving license in Saudi Arabia, you may have noticed a code printed on it just below the blood group. This code represents specific restrictions or limitations that are important to understand for safe and legal driving. In this article, we’ll break down the meaning of each restriction code so you can
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The Saudi Traffic Department in the Riyadh region announced the arrest of a truck driver who was seen in a video driving recklessly. The department explained that this reckless behavior caused the truck to deviate suddenly and collide with another vehicle, after which the driver fled the scene. The truck driver has been referred to
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The Saudi Traffic Department (Muroor) has recently announced important guidelines for expatriates employed as drivers. These regulations outline the conditions under which foreign drivers can legally drive in Saudi Arabia using a license issued from their home country. Understanding these conditions is crucial for ensuring compliance with local laws and avoiding any potential legal issues.
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As an expat returning to Saudi Arabia on a new visa, replacing your old driving license is a crucial step to ensure your continued mobility and compliance with local regulations. This article outlines the process and the required documents for replacing your old driving license when returning to Saudi Arabia on a new visa. Eligibility
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Transferring ownership of your vehicle in Saudi Arabia has become easier with the introduction of online services through the Absher account. Here’s a simple guide to help you navigate the process: Requirements for Vehicle Ownership Transfer Before initiating the transfer process, ensure you have the following documents and information ready: Vehicle Ownership Transfer Steps #1:
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Good news for all residents in Saudi Arabia! Now, you can easily check your traffic violation details on the Absher website without logging in. All you need is your iqama number and date of birth. Checking for Traffic Violations on Absher without Login To check your traffic violation details on the MOI Absher portal, follow
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The Saudi Traffic Department (Muroor) has clarified that the 25% fine discount, effective from April 18, 2024, in accordance with artcile 75, will not cover nine types of traffic violations. The list of excluded violations has been published on the official account on the X platform. Here are the nine violations that do not qualify
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