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Jaywalking In Qatar Is Illegal And Can Cost You Up To 500 QAR
Thinking about taking a shortcut across the street? It is best to think twice before stepping off the curb! Staying safe and keeping that wallet full is always the better choice. It is important to know that jaywalking in Qatar is not just risky; it is actually illegal. Traffic police and smart cameras monitor intersections in real-time to ensure everyone follows the rules.
Keep that 500 QAR in the pocket
Crossing the road from a spot that is not designated for pedestrians can result in a fine of up to 500 QAR. Authorities use real-time monitoring and road cameras to identify anyone breaking the law. These regulations, specifically Articles 60, 61, and 62 of the Traffic Law, exist to prevent serious accidents and keep the flow of vehicles smooth
Use the right path for safety
The safest way to get to the other side is by using zebra crossings, footbridges, or underpasses. If a road has no pavement, walking while facing oncoming traffic is the way to go. Pedestrians should choose the shortest and safest route possible without obstructing vehicles.
Wait for the green light
Always wait for the green signal before stepping onto the road. Even if the street looks empty, crossing while police are actively directing traffic is a no-go. Sticking to sidewalks and following signals keeps the city safe for everyone.
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