The Royal Oman Police (ROP) has announced regulations for displaying National Day stickers on vehicles. This initiative is part of the National Day celebrations of the Sultanate of Oman, aimed at enhancing national pride and respecting the history and culture of the country.
Authorized Locations for Sticker Installation
In two awareness posters, ROP has clarified the authorized locations and conditions that must be adhered to. For 4x4 vehicles, stickers are only permitted in three locations: the rear window, fixed side windows, and the body of the vehicle.
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General Controls for All Vehicles
General controls for all vehicles include the following:
- Stickers must be limited to appropriate images and phrases that reflect this occasion.
- Installation of fabrics is prohibited, and placing them on the engine hood is also prohibited.
- Stickers must be installed firmly and correctly.
- Installation of stickers on front or side windows is prohibited, and only installation on the rear window is allowed if it does not obstruct visibility.
- Installation of crown and dagger stickers (الطاج و الکنجر) is prohibited.
- Changing the color and shape of the vehicle or adding stickers that do not comply with traffic safety requirements is prohibited.
ROP has also set a deadline for displaying the stickers from November 1 to November 30, 2026. This period is intended to encourage drivers to participate in the national festival and express joy and pride on National Day.
Call to Adhere to Guidelines
The Royal Oman Police has requested all drivers to adhere to these guidelines to prevent violations and maintain traffic safety during the National Day celebrations. Compliance with these regulations not only helps promote a culture of driving but also contributes to creating a safe and vibrant environment for all citizens and visitors.
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