As Saudi Muroor has updated the traffic violation fines in Saudi Arabia for 2023, we will provide you with a comprehensive overview of these fines which are divided into 8 categories.
Category 1
Violation fines that range from 150 to 100 Saudi Riyal, which are:
● Driving a vehicle in areas where driving is not allowed.
● leaving a parked vehicle unattended with the engine running.
● Not having a valid vehicle insurance.
● Pedestrians crossing roads from places other than those allocated for them.
● Pedestrians' non-compliance with signals is defined for them.
● Parking a vehicle in areas that are not designated for parking.
● Not giving priority to pedestrians while crossing the roads which are designated for them.
Category 2
Violation fines range from 300 to 150 SAR, which are:
● Not using the turn signal when turning right or left, overtaking or changing lanes.
● Turning back into a public road of more than 20 meters.
● When a motorcycle or bicycle driver gets attached to any other vehicle, pulls or carries objects that endanger themselves or other road users.
● Not following regulations for the use of spotlights.
● Driving a vehicle without a driving license.
● Not using vehicle alarms properly.
● Failure to submit the vehicle for periodic technical inspection.
● Violation of road traffic regulations.
● Not using a seat belt.
● Placing barriers inside or outside the vehicle that obstruct the driver's vision.
● Not leaving a safe distance between two vehicles.
● Driving the vehicle at high speed, causes the tires to produce a loud noise.
● Gathering at an accident scene.
● When the driver bypasses the designated vehicle lanes at traffic lights or security checkpoints by using the road shoulder or detour lane.
● Not equipping trailers as required by regulations.
Category 3
Violation fines range from 500 to 300 SAR, which are:
● Not following precautions required when parking on public roads in emergencies.
● Throwing any objects outside the vehicle while it is moving.
● Slowing down while driving in a manner that impedes the smooth flow of traffic.
● Not focusing on the road while driving.
● Sudden unnecessary use of brakes.
● Not following traffic regulations.
● Non-compliance with the limits of the specified routes on the road.
● Making noise using devices from inside the vehicle, or committing any behavior contrary to public decency while driving.
● Driving with an expired driver's license.
● Non-using safety seats are meant for children.
● Leaving the vehicle on a sloping road without taking necessary precautions.
● Leaving children under the age of 10 in the vehicle without an adult.
Category 4
Violation fines range from 900 to 500 SAR, which are
● Following an ambulance with its sirens on.
● Driving on the road with vehicles that are not yet owned or leased by the driver.
● Driving on the road with unregistered or unauthorized vehicles.
● Non-stopping completely at the stop signal.
● Not stopping at the signal driving priority ahead if there are vehicles moving on a priority road.
To read more about traffic violation fines In Saudi Arabia 2023, you can visit Motory.com to be able to be fully informed about the regulations and laws in the country.
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