Riyadh Imposes Fines for Driving Vehicles with Hidden or Defaced Number Plates

Riyadh Traffic Directorate Issues Fines for Vehicles with Hidden or Obscure Number Plates

The Riyadh Traffic Directorate has implemented strict penalties for drivers found operating vehicles with hidden or obscure number plates. Violators will face fines of up to 2,000 Riyals as per Saudi law. This measure comes as a response to the increasing cases of vehicles attempting to evade identification and enforcement.

Fine Imposed for Defaced Number Plates

In addition to hidden or obscured number plates, the Riyadh Traffic Directorate has set out clear consequences for drivers with defaced number plates. Those found guilty of this offense will be subject to fines ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 Syrian. It is essential for all drivers to ensure their number plates are clearly legible, therefore complying with traffic regulations and facilitating easier identification.

The Riyadh Traffic Directorate is also urging motorists to replace their amber number plates to enhance visibility and enforce systematic control measures effectively.

Riyadh: Driving vehicles with hidden number plates or in an obscure manner Fined 2,000 Riyals Driving vehicles with obscure number plates The Saudi Traffic Directorate said Taghata is against the law.

Driving vehicles with defaced number plates is also a crime, and a fine of 1,000 to 2,000 Syrian will be imposed for this. Drivers should ensure number plates are legible Saudi Traffic Directorate wants amber plates to be replaced

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