"Traffic" Seizes 175 Vehicles with Administrative Computers in Fahaheel Industrial Campaign

The General Directorate of Traffic conducted a campaign in Fahaheel Industrial area, resulting in the seizure of 175 vehicles and recording violations
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
The General Directorate of Traffic, represented by the Technical Inspection Department, conducted an extensive traffic and inspection campaign in the industrial area of Al-Fahaheel, resulting in the detection of 75 various traffic violations, the administrative impoundment of 175 vehicles, and the issuance of five reports by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
The campaign was carried out under direct orders from the Head of the Traffic and Operations Sector, Brigadier General Ahmed Al-Azmi, with field supervision from the Director General of the General Directorate of Traffic, Brigadier General Rashid Al-Hajjar, and led by the Director of the Technical Inspection Department, Colonel Mohammed Al-Marzouq, and his deputy, Colonel Mohammed Al-Hajraf, in coordination and cooperation with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the General Fire Force, the Public Authority for Environmental Affairs, and the Public Authority for Manpower.
Colonel Fahad Al-Eisa, Director of Traffic Awareness at the General Directorate of Traffic, stated that the campaign’s efforts focused on inspecting garages, workshops, and facilities, ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and bylaws, and taking legal action against violators according to their respective jurisdictions.
Al-Eisa added that the campaign included thorough checks on vehicles, seizing those that failed to meet safety and durability standards, and verifying their compliance with prescribed technical requirements, thereby enhancing road safety and protecting road users.
He noted that the campaign resulted in the detection of 75 various traffic violations, the administrative impoundment of 175 vehicles, and the issuance of five reports by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.