List of Traffic Violations, Penalties & Fines in Saudi Arabia

Traffic violations, penalties and fines in Saudi Arabia is actively discussed by the competent authorities to provide a safe environment for drivers and road users. These rules or guidelines are made to protect drivers and provide quality standards for traffic. Below are the latest updates and a video on Traffic Violations.

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List of Traffic Violations, Penalties & Fines in Saudi Arabia | Latest 2020 Update

Misuse of vehicle horn is a traffic violation of SAR 150-300.
Failure to use child safety seats is a traffic violation and fine of SAR 300-500.
Leaving the vehicle on or operational when you are not in the car is a traffic violation and penalty is SAR 100-150.
Reversing the vehicle more than 20 meters is a traffic violation and the fine is SAR 150-300.
Crossing a Red Traffic Signal/Light is a serious violation and the penalty is between SAR 3000-6000.

Throwing Garbage or objects outside the vehicle will cost the violator SAR 300-500.
Switching lane without the turn signal or indicator will cost the violator SAR 150-300.
Driving in the opposite direction of traffic can cause serious accidents. This violation is between SAR 3000-6000.
Absence or failure to present valid vehicle insurance is a traffic violation and penalty of SAR 100-150.
The final violation is if using the brakes unwanted or unnecessary, this penalty is SAR 300-500.

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