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Saudi drivers face fines up to SR 2,000 for shoulder driving and phone use

Summary by Gulf News
'Such practices not only violate the law but endanger lives — including your own'

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Saudi drivers face fines up to SR 2,000 for shoulder driving and phone use

'Such practices not only violate the law but endanger lives — including your own'

·Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Gulf News broke the news in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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