Stricter rules in Saudi Arabia: SAR 5,000 fine for illegal airport rides

Vehicles to be impounded for unlicensed airport transport in Saudi Arabia, SAR 5,000 fine

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Khitam Al Amir, Chief News Editor
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The licensed companies provide a variety of services such as electronic payment options and real-time trip tracking
The licensed companies provide a variety of services such as electronic payment options and real-time trip tracking
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Dubai: Individuals transporting passengers without the necessary license at airports will face a fine of SAR 5,000, the Transport General Authority (TGA) of Saudi Arabia has warned.

In addition to the monetary penalty, any vehicle found violating this regulation will be impounded.

The TGA also urged unlicensed transport operators to join licensed companies, highlighting the benefits of access to government incentives and support programs.

Licensed companies offer various services, including electronic payment options and real-time trip tracking, ensuring passenger comfort and safety.

To meet travellers' needs, nearly 2,000 taxis, over 55 car rental offices, public transport buses, licensed ride-hailing apps, and the Haramain High-Speed Railway are available at King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.

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