In Saudi Arabia, sudden braking without necessity is considered a traffic violation by the General Directorate of Traffic (Moroor).

Through its official Twitter handle, Saudi Moroor explained that sudden braking prevents vehicles from traveling behind the car that is suddenly stopped, which could cause an accident.

According to the Saudi Traffic department, the fine for suddenly using the brakes without an emergency is between 300 and 500 Saudi Riyals.

Also, the Moroor in Saudi Arabia clarified how to cancel the complaint regarding the theft of the vehicle if it is recovered.

In this case, the Traffic department stated that he could review the police department and submit his request.

It was a response from Moroor after it received an inquiry from a user, who filed a theft report and received a week later, asking about how to cancel the report.

According to the General Directorate of Traffic, dodging between vehicles confuses road users and puts them at risk of traffic accidents. As well as violating traffic regulations, this increases the difficulty of controlling the vehicle and increases the chance of an accident.

SOURCE : SAUDI EXPATRIATES