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Limousines, Taxis, Buses Banned from Using Left Lane on Highway

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Last updated: 2024/05/22 at 8:39 AM
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Starting from May 22, 2024, buses with more than 25 passengers, taxis, limousines, and delivery motorcycles are not allowed to use the left lane on road networks with three or more lanes. This new regulation was announced by the Ministry of Interior’s Director of Public Relations Department, Brigadier Abdullah Khalifa Al Muftah. The Ministry cited Article No. 49 of the Traffic Law as the basis for this decision, stating that violators will be referred to the Public Prosecution for further action under Article 95 of the Traffic Law.

According to the Ministry’s press statement, vehicles falling under the aforementioned categories will be required to stay out of the left lane on roads with multiple lanes in each direction. Instead, they are allowed to change lanes at least 300 meters before reaching intersections. This measure aims to improve traffic flow and safety for all road users, as well as to ensure a more organized and efficient use of the road network. Failure to comply with this rule may result in legal consequences for the drivers involved.

The implementation of this new regulation comes in response to the increasing congestion and safety concerns on Qatar’s road networks. By restricting certain types of vehicles from using the left lane, authorities hope to reduce traffic bottlenecks and potential accidents, particularly at busy intersections. The Ministry of Interior’s decision reflects its commitment to enhancing road safety and promoting responsible driving practices among motorists in the country.

In addition to regulating lane usage for buses, taxis, limousines, and delivery motorcycles, the Ministry’s press statement also highlighted the importance of adherence to traffic laws and regulations. It emphasized the need for all road users to respect traffic rules, signage, and lane markings to ensure a smooth and safe flow of traffic. By enforcing these regulations, authorities aim to create a more conducive environment for all drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists on Qatar’s roads.

The Ministry’s announcement regarding lane usage for specific categories of vehicles is part of a broader effort to enhance road safety and traffic management in Qatar. By implementing targeted measures such as restricting certain vehicles from using the left lane, authorities seek to address specific issues related to congestion, lane discipline, and intersection safety. These initiatives reflect the government’s ongoing commitment to improving the overall traffic experience for residents and visitors alike.

As Qatar continues to grow and develop, ensuring efficient and safe transportation systems is essential to support the country’s economic and social progress. By introducing measures such as the restriction on left lane usage for buses, taxis, limousines, and delivery motorcycles, the Ministry of Interior aims to create a more orderly and secure road environment for all road users. These efforts align with broader objectives to enhance road safety, reduce congestion, and promote responsible driving practices across the country.

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