SR300 fine for failing to keep safe distance between vehicles
RIYADH — Saudi Public Security stressed the importance of drivers maintaining a safe distance between vehicles while driving, emphasizing that failure to observe this measure constitutes a traffic violation punishable by a fine of up to SR300. It explained that maintaining an adequate distance between vehicles is one of the most important traffic safety measures, as it plays a direct role in…
Riyadh — The Saudi Public Security has highlighted the significance of drivers keeping a safe distance between their vehicles while operating them. They made it clear that disregarding this requirement amounts to a traffic offense, with potential fines reaching up to SR300. This measure, they explained, is among the most crucial traffic safety protocols, as adequate spacing between vehicles directly contributes to minimizing accidents triggered by abrupt halts or loss of vehicle control.
Public Security underlined that adhering to traffic laws is not a choice, but a duty that safeguards the driver and other road participants. They reaffirmed that enforcement agencies will persist in imposing penalties on offenders as part of their commitment to curtail actions that threaten public safety. Additionally, they encouraged drivers to remain alert and abide by directives designed to improve traffic flow and lower accident frequencies.
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