Saudi Arabian technical regulation establishing specifications and safety requirements for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanker design, construction, and operation. The standard defines performance criteria, testing procedures, and compliance requirements for LPG transport vessels to ensure safe handling and prevention of leaks or accidents during storage and distribution.
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GCC transport and communications ministers met to discuss strengthening supply chain corridors across member states and implementing directives from GCC leaders. The meeting focused on joint Gulf projects to maintain smooth flow of land, sea, and air transport while mitigating potential trade and logistics impacts.
Saudi Arabia's Traffic Department enforces window tinting regulations with fines of SR500–SR900 for violations. Rear window tinting is limited to 30 percent opacity, while windshield tinting is restricted to maintain driver visibility. Reflective or mirror-like tints and decorative materials on windows are prohibited. Front and rear side windows may be tinted if sufficiently transparent.
Saudi Arabia's Transport General Authority (TGA) is accepting objections to unpaid traffic fines issued before November 1, 2024, with a 15-day deadline. Appeals must be filed through the TGA's official website and will be reviewed within eight working days. This initiative aims to strengthen transparency and fairness in transport violation procedures.
Saudi SASO has imposed a temporary ban on vehicle imports from 29 manufacturers, including Volvo Cars and Nissan, for failing to submit 2026 supply plans under Saudi Arabia's Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standard (Saudi CAEF). The restriction applies to new light vehicles up to 3.5 tons and remains in effect until manufacturers comply, with a deadline at year-end.
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Commerce recalled 717 Land Rover Evoque vehicles (model years 2021–2025) for a front passenger-side airbag defect that may tear during deployment, releasing hot gases and increasing injury risk. Owners can check their Vehicle Identification Number via Recalls.sa and arrange free repairs through the authorized dealer.