6 New Rules Of Riyadh Metro That You Need To Know Of!

While the Riyadh Metro makes life easier for people, there are certain rules that one must follow. And recently, new Riyadh Metro rules and violations were announced, which form an integral part of the public transport system in the capital. Take a look!

Riyadh Metro Unveils New Rules

The metro is the largest in the Middle East and is also the world’s longest driverless train system. As it happens, new metro rules and violations were recently announced. So, if you’re planning to board the metro any time soon, you will want to take note of these rules and steer clear of making any violations.

New Riyadh Metro Rules To Know Of

 

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Here are the new Riyadh Metro rules that one must follow according to the website.

• You will be fined SAR200 in addition to the applicable fare if you fail to pay the transportation fee, provide proof of eligibility for a discounted fare, or validate your ticket.
• You can expect a fine of SAR500 if you are caught making serious violations, like climbing or jumping into the access system, entering or exiting the metro from unauthorised areas or after it has departed, or tampering with/damaging transport facilities.
• Get ready to be fined SAR200 if you cause any kind of disturbances, access unauthorised areas, smoke in prohibited zones, bring non-foldable transport, place your feet on the seats, sleep in areas where it’s not permitted, or carry items that have strong odours/perishable foods.
• Pay a fine of anywhere between SAR100 and SAR200 for minor violations like forcefully entering a vehicle that is full, entering or drinking in prohibited areas, blocking entrances, placing luggage in undesignated spaces, or even occupying seats that are reserved for people with disabilities.
• You may have to pay a fine of SAR300 if you are found engaging in dangerous behaviours, like extending your body or objects through windows, or even hanging onto the exterior of the vehicle.
• You may have to pay a fine of SAR200 if you are caught using a bicycle, skates, or a skateboard inside the vehicles or stations, which are prohibited.

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More About Riyadh Metro

With this list of rules and violations stated, one must steer clear of making these mistakes and follow all the regulations. After all, the metro is here to make life easier. It should be noted that there are six main lines and 84 stations, which cover a distance of 176 km. It also covers most of the highly populated district, educational, and commercial areas, and even government facilities.

So, the next time you board the Riyadh Metro, make sure that you are following all the rules and regulations.

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