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RIYADH — The General Directorate of Traffic has announced fines ranging between SR1,000 and SR2,000 for driving a vehicle with a damaged, unclear, or obscured license plate. The violation also covers license plates bearing information that is difficult to read or that does not match the vehicle registration card (Istimara). The directorate has made it possible for motorists to replace damaged license plates through its official platforms, helping them avoid fines. Under Saudi Traffic Law, driving a vehicle without a rear license plate or without any license plates constitutes a traffic violation. The offense carries a minimum fine of SR3,000 and a maximum fine of SR6,000, in addition to impounding the vehicle until the violation is rectified. On the other hand, using another vehicle’s license plate carries a maximum fine of SR10,000.
