The Ministry of Interior continues its efforts to enhance road safety through comprehensive traffic campaigns in all regions of the Republic. During the last 24 hours, these campaigns resulted in the seizure of up to 101,297 various traffic violations. The most common violations included driving without licenses, speeding, unauthorized stops, as well as mobile phone use while driving.
As part of these campaigns, 2,129 drivers were screened, with the results showing that 109 were under the influence of drugs, reflecting the urgent need to intensify traffic control and awareness.
Traffic Campaigns Violations Control
On the regional ring road, traffic campaigns continued to detect violations, with 1,061 violations recorded, including illegal passenger loading and non-compliance with licensing laws, as well as violations related to the safety and security of vehicles. Eleven cases of drug abuse were also detected among drivers, thus 10 people were arrested for carrying out court rulings, in addition to the seizure of four vehicles for serious violations.
Ministry of Interior's commitment to protect citizens
All of these measures reflect the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to protecting citizens and ensuring their safety on the roads, with the need to raise awareness among drivers about the risks associated with reckless driving. Through these efforts, we note that the streets will be safer, reducing accidents and saving lives.
Walking the roads in peace is a shared responsibility, and we call on everyone to abide by traffic laws and regulations to maintain public safety and security.
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