The General Traffic Department of Kuwait organized a campaign aimed at increasing traffic discipline and reducing dangerous behaviors, targeting violations by motorcycles used in delivery services. This campaign was led by Colonel Ahmed Fahad Al-Azmi, head of the Traffic and Operations Section, in collaboration with Colonel Rashid Hamoud Al-Hajri, General Director of the Traffic Department, and Colonel Ayoub Ghazi Fattahallah, Deputy General Director of the Traffic Department for Traffic Regulations.
Details of the Campaign and Recorded Violations
This campaign was conducted to monitor the traffic behaviors of delivery motorcyclists. During this operation, multiple violations were recorded, including failure to keep to the right side of the road, illegal overtaking, sudden lane changes between vehicles, and riding on sidewalks. Additionally, motorcyclists were fined for not having lights on their delivery boxes and for not wearing reflective vests.
According to reports, several offenders were transferred to the traffic detention center, and legal penalties were issued against them. Furthermore, the motorcycles and vehicles involved in these violations were moved to the traffic department's parking lot.
Continuation of Activities and Emphasis on Compliance with Laws
The General Traffic Department announced that field campaigns and inspections against delivery motorcycles will continue nationwide. The department urged motorcyclists and delivery companies to adhere to traffic laws and regulations and to pay attention to their safety and that of other road users. According to officials, compliance with traffic laws not only helps reduce accidents but also improves traffic conditions in Kuwait.
These actions are part of broader efforts to enhance road safety and promote safe behaviors among road users. The General Traffic Department emphasizes that public cooperation in adhering to the laws is the key to achieving a safe and orderly traffic system.
