Sunday, March 2, 2025
Saudi Moroor begins tracking violations for cars parked this way, even in front of your home
Any vehicle parked in this manner will be subject to monitoring by the Saudi Arabian General Traffic Department (Moroor). The decision will also be enforced if the car is parked in front of the owner's house with fully tinted windows, according to the authority. Most Viewed: Jawazat introduced new e-services in Absher platform
This decision has already been communicated to everyone and implemented everywhere, so it's clear that this is an important factor in contributing to traffic accidents. The General Traffic Department prioritizes the lives of its citizens and residents above anything else. This is in accordance with the decisions made by the appropriate authorities.
The Saudi General Traffic Department implemented new regulations in an effort to decrease the number of traffic accidents, which have been on the rise recently.
The failure to properly shade the windows is among the most severe violations that the government has verified. In addition to establishing the legal tint percentage, it has been verified that the objective of totally banning tinting is to prevent drivers from seeing properly.
Additionally, it verified that numerous accidents, particularly in the evening, occur due to this tinting. It also proved that traffic officials will issue a ticket for any vehicle they see on the road, regardless of where it is registered. Read: New family law regulations comes into effect in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi moroor has also made it clear that breaking the law can result in hefty fines and, in extreme cases, imprisonment. Residents are obligated to assist the General Traffic Department by adhering to the laws and not violating them, and if these rulings show anything, it's the department's keen interest in every aspect of residents' lives.
We found out about the new traffic violation that the General Traffic Department announced, but we also learned that tinting cars is allowed up to a certain percentage.
According to the traffic department, it must not exceed more than 30% of the total glass percentage, and it needs to be clear so light can pass through, so you can see clearly. We also learned that tinting the front window is a bad idea because it causes a lot of accidents.
In addition, the traffic department clarified that violations of these laws can result in fines ranging from 500 to 900 Saudi Riyals, with the exact amount depending on the severity of the violation; repeat offenders face imprisonment as a penalty; thus, it is essential that all drivers have an understanding of all traffic laws to avoid financial penalties. Recommend: New amendments of Saudi Labor Law comes into effect
With the goal of reducing accident rates generally, the Saudi moroor has authorized that the maximum percentage for car window tinting in the Kingdom cannot go above 30%. This percentage is applicable to all windows except the front window.
It was clarified by the General Traffic Department that all laws it announces must be followed. The fine for violating the car tinting law, for example, can range from 500 to 900 Saudi riyals, with the exact amount depending on the severity of the offense.
Since front window tinting reduces visibility and increases the possibility of accidents, the General Traffic Department has ruled that it is illegal to apply it in the Kingdom. Follow Saudi Expatriates on LinkedIn
Moroor begins tracking violations for cars parked this way, even in front of your home
