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Saudi transport authority records 94,321 violations in September
Saudi Arabia’s Transport General Authority recorded 94,321 transport violations during inspections in September.
It carried out 363,049 inspections to check compliance, improve safety and assess service quality.
The authority issued 11,107 warnings and impounded 3,449 vehicles and trucks, including 249 vehicles at airports.
Violations included operating without the required driver or bus permits and failing to meet safety rules.
Specialized transport and heavy goods transport were among the activities with the most violations.
Makkah had the highest regional total, with 23,303 cases, followed by Riyadh with 22,266.
The figures cover the month of September, and no further action is specified.
Saudi Arabia’s Transport General Authority recorded 94,321 violations during 363,049 inspections in September.
The authority issued 11,107 warnings and impounded 3,449 vehicles and trucks.
The inspections covered land transport activities and aimed to check compliance, enhance safety and improve service quality.
Makkah recorded the most violations, with 23,303, followed by Riyadh with 22,266.
- Who
- Saudi Arabia’s Transport General Authority (TGA).
- What
- The TGA recorded 94,321 violations during inspections and issued warnings and impounded vehicles.
- When
- September.
- Where
- Across Saudi Arabia, including its airports and regions.
- Why
- To verify compliance with transport rules, enhance safety and improve service quality.
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- Violations
- 94,321
- Inspections
- 363,049
- Warnings
- 11,107
- Vehicles and trucks impounded
- 3,449
- Top region
- Makkah, 23,303 violations
- Second-highest region
- Riyadh, 22,266 violations
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