2000 SAR Penalty for pedestrians crossing highways: The General Traffic Department confirmed that pedestrians crossing highways is a traffic violation punishable by a fine of between one and two thousand (1,000 – 2,000) riyals. More details below.
2000 SAR Penalty for pedestrians crossing highways
The Traffic department explained that crossing highways endangers a person’s life, causes traffic confusion and increases the possibility of traffic accidents.
And demanded the necessity of commitment to cross highways through the use of pedestrian bridges or proper crossings. On their official social media account, they posted “Pedestrians crossing highways exposes their lives to danger, and confuses traffic, which increases the possibility of traffic accidents.”
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