Saudi Arabia warns drivers over mismatched vehicle licenses
Most outlets reported that Saudi Arabia has warned drivers against using vehicle licenses that do not match the vehicle’s size or intended use, with the potential for fines of up to SR2,000. ARY News (English) and Daily Times both highlighted the warning and the fine, though Daily Times added a brief mention of a related story about the first Saudi woman to race.
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Saudi Arabia warns drivers over mismatched vehicle licences
Saudi Arabia has warned drivers against operating vehicles with licences that do not match their size or intended use. Authorities said violators could face fines of up to SR2,000. Read More: First Saudi woman to race car in kingdom The General Directorate of Traffic said mismatched vehicle licences are considered serious traffic violations. The violation can involve an incorrect […]
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Saudi Arabia warns drivers of SR2,000 fine for mismatched vehicle licenses
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia on Tuesday warned drivers against operating vehicles with licenses that do not match the vehicle’s size and type of use.
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