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The relevant authorities continued to implement extensive traffic campaigns aimed at improving traffic flow and preserving the civilized appearance of the streets. The efforts resulted in the removal of 43 abandoned and dilapidated cars and motorcycles from a number of main roads and axes, after they caused traffic obstructions and distorted the general appearance. The necessary legal measures were taken against them and they were transferred to places designated for this purpose within the framework of a comprehensive plan to restore order to the street.

Enforcement of violations for not wearing a helmet

In a related context, traffic departments intensify their campaigns on motorcyclists to ensure compliance with traffic safety procedures. The campaigns resulted in the detection of 1,104 violations for not wearing a helmet, in a step aimed at reducing accidents and protecting the lives of citizens, especially in light of the high rates of injuries resulting from motorcycle accidents. This comes within an integrated awareness and monitoring strategy to reduce wrong traffic behaviors.

Violations for not installing the electronic sticker

The traffic campaigns also included inspecting vehicles to ensure the installation of the electronic sticker. The efforts resulted in issuing 848 violations for not installing the electronic sticker, which is one of the modern state tools for regulating traffic, enhancing electronic control, and linking vehicles to accurate databases, which contributes to facilitating the provision of traffic services and achieving the highest levels of safety.

Campaigns to enforce traffic regulations continue

The competent authorities confirmed the continuation of traffic campaigns on a daily basis in various regions, with legal measures being taken against violators without leniency, within the framework of the state's keenness to achieve traffic discipline and preserve the safety of citizens and their property, stressing the importance of drivers' commitment to traffic rules and safety instructions as a shared responsibility that contributes to reducing accidents and improving the quality of life.