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Kuwait announces new fines for residents
Key takeaways
- The General Directorate of Traffic in Kuwait reminded residents that crossing roads outside marked pedestrian areas carries financial penalties as well.
- Pedestrians caught violating traffic rules may be issued a reconciliation fine of 20 Kuwaiti dinars, while cases referred to court after refusal of settlement could lead to fines ranging from 45 to 75 dinars.
- Also Read: Kuwait targets congestion with new public transport, mobility plans
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize As part of Gulf Traffic Week activities, authorities in Kuwait have issued a fresh warning over the growing dangers of jaywalking, stressing that a few careless seconds on busy roads can easily turn deadly.
Officials in Kuwait said pedestrians crossing from undesignated spots are not only putting themselves at risk, but also creating serious hazards for drivers and other commuters moving through the country’s crowded streets.
The General Directorate of Traffic in Kuwait reminded residents that crossing roads outside marked pedestrian areas carries financial penalties as well.
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