Changing Lanes Without Signaling? That’s a traffic violation, and this is the fine for it!
The General Traffic Department (Moroor) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia stressed the importance of using the turn signal before changing lanes. Most Viewed: On Tuesday, The Sun will be directly over the Holy Kaaba at noon
The administration added, via the X platform, that "failure to use a turn signal when turning right, left, overtaking, or changing lanes is a traffic violation with a fine ranging from 150 to 300 riyals."
The General Traffic Department added, "Using a turn signal before changing lanes maintains traffic safety and helps avoid the risk of collision."
Earlier this, Saudi Moroor warned that "driving on the shoulder of the road, sidewalks, or prohibited lanes disrupts traffic and distracts other drivers
The Traffic Department authority stated that driving on the shoulder of the road, sidewalks, or lanes where it is prohibited will result in a fine ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 riyals. Trending: 4 new flights launched to Pakistan from Saudi Arabia
The General Directorate of Traffic called on drivers to adhere to the designated lanes on roads, and it is necessary to ensure that the required signals are given before changing lanes and that sufficient time is given before switching between lanes.
The authority added that the driver must also ensure that there are no signs preventing the driver from moving into the desired lane and that the other lane is clear of vehicles.
The Saudi Moroor advised drivers to wear seat belts while driving; seat belts reduce the risk of injuries in the event of accidents.
The administration also advised against driving while tired or drowsy to avoid losing focus, increasing the possibility of collisions with other vehicles, and avoiding veering off-lane. See Also: Guide to extend expired visit visa for departure
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