POEA MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 20, S. 1999

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POEA MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 20, S. 1999: Saudi Traffic Violations and Penalties List

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Title Supreme Court: Saudi Traffic Violations and Penalties List

Law: Poea Memorandum Circular No. 20, S. 1999

Decision Date: Sep 27, 1999

The Philippine Embassy in Riyadh has issued a list of traffic violations and corresponding penalties, including fines and jail time, as part of Saudi Arabia's initiative to reduce road accidents, with mandatory seatbelt use starting December 9, 1999.

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: A fine of 900 Saudi Riyals and 3 days jail.
: A fine of 900 Saudi Riyals and 3 days jail.
: Yes, overspeeding is penalized with a fine of 900 Saudi Riyals and 3 days jail.
: A fine of 300 Saudi Riyals and 24 hours jail.
: A fine of 1500 Saudi Riyals, 20 days jail, and 20 lashes.
: A fine of 900 Saudi Riyals and 3 days jail.
: Yes, the use of safety belts is mandatory on all vehicle riders effective from the first of Ramadan, corresponding to December 9, 1999.
: A fine of 500 Saudi Riyals, no jail term specified.
: Accredited PDOS entities and licensed agencies deploying workers to Saudi Arabia, especially drivers, are enjoined to disseminate this information during seminars and supplemental briefings.

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