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Traffic authority to launch online license plate auction Sunday via Absher

Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Traffic will open its electronic license plate auction on Absher Sunday, allowing users to bid for special plates online.

Traffic authority to launch online license plate auction Sunday via Absher

The Saudi Arabian government's Absher platform has introduced a new feature, allowing users to electronically extend the deadline for paying traffic fines. This service is accessible to those who possess a digital ID. Users can initiate this process by logging into their Absher account, selecting 'My Services,' then 'Traffic Services,' and finally choosing 'Extend Traffic Fine Payment Deadline.'

According to the Saudi Traffic Department's official X account, the steps to pay or contest traffic fines are consistent with Article 75. If notified, offenders have a 30-day window to either contest or settle the fine. Doing so within this period results in a 25% reduction in the fine amount.

If a payment or extension request is not submitted within 15 days, users can utilize the Absher platform to apply for an additional 60 days. However, failure to do so within these 60 days will result in the fine being enforced and collected. The payment window offers an incentive, with the fine amount being discounted by 25% if paid within the first 30 days, or the full amount if paid within the 60-day window.

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