350 thousand vehicles underwent technical inspection as part of the winter vehicle campaign

For his part, the Traffic Department representative said that traffic today is witnessing noticeable activity coinciding with the beginning of the week and the start of university hours, and the roads are experiencing active and smooth traffic flow without any notable obstacles.

He confirmed the continuation of the national inspection campaign for vehicles, aiming to ensure the roadworthiness of vehicles and their main components for driving during the winter season, reducing traffic accidents, and enhancing road safety, praising the great response from citizens to the campaign and traffic officers.

He called on drivers to perform maintenance on their vehicles, follow the instructions of traffic officers in the field to preserve their safety and the safety of others, rectify their status, address any deficiencies in their vehicles, and ensure the functionality of all vehicle parts.

The representatives of the Traffic and External Patrols departments also called on drivers to adhere to traffic rules and priorities, observe speed limits, avoid dangerous violations, and refrain from distractions while driving to maintain smooth traffic flow and ensure their safety and the safety of other road users. They also urged them not to hesitate to call the unified emergency number 911 if needed, confirming their full readiness to provide assistance to those in need 24 hours a day.