Saudi Arabia’s General Directorate of Traffic (Muroor) has once again warned motorists against weaving between vehicles at high speed, describing the behavior as one of the most dangerous traffic violations on the Kingdom’s roads.
According to Muroor, suddenly changing lanes and weaving through traffic puts the lives of drivers, passengers, and pedestrians at serious risk. The authority urged all motorists to follow lane discipline, maintain safe distances, and drive responsibly to help reduce road accidents.
Fine for Weaving Between Vehicles
Drivers caught weaving between vehicles at high speed on public roads may face a traffic fine ranging from:
- SAR 3,000 to SAR 6,000
This violation is classified among the serious traffic offenses under Saudi traffic regulations due to the significant danger it poses to road users.
Why Is This Violation Dangerous?
Traffic authorities explained that reckless weaving can lead to:
- Serious road accidents
- Multi-vehicle collisions
- Loss of vehicle control
- Injuries and fatalities
- Traffic congestion
Muroor emphasized that every driver shares responsibility for making Saudi roads safer by respecting traffic laws and avoiding risky driving behavior.
Muroor’s Safety Advice
The General Directorate of Traffic advises motorists to:
- Stay within their designated lane.
- Use turn indicators before changing lanes.
- Maintain a safe following distance.
- Avoid sudden lane changes.
- Respect speed limits.
- Drive calmly, especially during heavy traffic.
Saudi Arabia Continues Road Safety Campaign
Saudi Arabia continues to strengthen road safety through stricter traffic enforcement and awareness campaigns as part of its efforts to reduce traffic accidents and improve driving standards across the Kingdom. Drivers are encouraged to comply with all traffic regulations to avoid heavy penalties and ensure the safety of everyone on the road.
Source: Saudi Muroor
