Question 1

How can I check my Saudi traffic fine online?

Accepted Answer

To check your traffic fine in Saudi Arabia, use the official Absher portal. Log in, navigate to 'Inquiries', and select 'Traffic Violations' for a complete list. This works for both Muroor and Saher system fines.

Question 2

What is the Saher system and how do I check its fines (استعلام مخالفة ساهر)?

Accepted Answer

The Saher system is an automated traffic management system in Saudi Arabia that uses cameras to detect violations like speeding and running red lights. You can check a Saher system fine the same way you check other Muroor fines – through your Absher account.

Question 3

What are the fines for major violations like red light, speeding, and parking?

Accepted Answer

Fines vary by violation: The Saudi red light fine is severe, ranging from SAR 3,000 to SAR 6,000. The Saudi speeding fine can be anywhere from SAR 150 to SAR 2,000. A Saudi parking fine (illegal parking) typically starts from SAR 100-150. Use our traffic fine calculator for a precise estimate.

Question 4

Is the 25% Saudi traffic fine discount still available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 25% discount on traffic fines in Saudi Arabia is available. To get it, you must pay the fine within 30 days of its issuance. This grace period for the discount applies to most violations but excludes major offenses like drifting.

Question 5

How are Saudi traffic violation categories structured?

Accepted Answer

Saudi traffic violations are structured into several categories based on severity. Category 1 has the highest penalties (e.g., red light fine, drifting fine), while lower categories have smaller fines (e.g., seatbelt fine, some parking fines). Our Saudi traffic fine list shows examples from various categories.

Question 6

What is the penalty for using a mobile phone while driving or not wearing a seatbelt?

Accepted Answer

The fine for using a mobile phone while driving in Saudi is between SAR 500 and SAR 900. The Saudi seatbelt fine ranges from SAR 150 to SAR 300. Both are considered serious safety violations.

Question 7

How can I dispute or appeal a traffic fine in Saudi Arabia?

Accepted Answer

The Saudi traffic fine dispute process is done online via Absher. You have 30 days to file an appeal after a fine is issued. Go to 'My Services' > 'Traffic' > 'Object to Traffic Violation' and submit your reason. The case is then reviewed.

Question 8

What are the penalties for severe offenses like DUI or Drifting?

Accepted Answer

Penalties for these are extremely high. The Saudi drifting fine (Tafheet) for a first offense is SAR 20,000 and vehicle impoundment. A Saudi DUI fine (Driving Under the Influence) can lead to arrest, significant fines, and even imprisonment, as it's a major crime.

Violation Type	Min Fine (SAR)	Max Fine (SAR)	Category
Drifting Fine (1st time)	20,000	20,000	1
Red Light Fine	3,000	6,000	1
Overtaking on Shoulder	1,000	2,000	2
Mobile Phone While Driving Fine	500	900	3
Speeding Fine (high)	800	1,500	3-4
Seatbelt Fine	150	300	4
Speeding Fine (low)	150	300	4
Illegal Parking Fine	100	150	5

Saudi Traffic Fine Calculator & Muroor Violation List

حاسبة واستعلام مخالفات المرور السعودية

Traffic Fine Calculator Saudi (Muroor & Saher)

Saudi Traffic Violation List & Fine Amounts (قانون مخالفات المرور السعودية)

Your Complete Guide to Saudi Traffic Fines (FAQ)

Official Links: Pay, Check, or Dispute Fines