Overview of Recent Arrests

In July, the Transport General Authority (TGA) of Saudi Arabia arrested approximately 635 individuals at various airports across the Kingdom for operating passenger transportation services without the required licenses.

Previous Month’s Statistics

In June, the TGA arrested 1,100 people for similar violations. These arrests were part of an ongoing effort to curb unauthorized transportation practices at Saudi airports.

Inspection Campaigns and Cooperation

Ongoing Efforts

The rigorous inspection campaigns conducted by the TGA, in collaboration with the Ministry of the Interior and other relevant agencies, are designed to combat unlicensed transportation activities. The Authority emphasizes that these inspections are continuous and aim to improve service quality and passenger satisfaction at airports.

Targeting Unauthorized Operators

Some individuals, known locally as "Kaddada," have been found operating without proper licenses. The TGA has highlighted that such activities are against regulations and have implemented strict penalties.

Penalties and Regulations

According to the regulations governing taxi services and related operations, unlicensed carriers face a fine of 5,000 Saudi Riyals, along with the seizure of their vehicles and associated costs.

Commitment to Regulatory Compliance

Ensuring that all carriers comply with the established rules and regulations remains a top priority for the TGA. The Authority’s ongoing campaigns are intended to enforce compliance and enhance the overall quality of transportation services.

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