Traffic fines in Saudi Arabia can now be checked and paid online via Absher in minutes — and if a violation was recorded by mistake, you can file an official appeal and get your money back. This guide explains everything step by step.
How to Check Your Traffic Fines
- Log in to Absher Individuals
- Go to My Services → Traffic
- Click Traffic Violations Inquiry
- All violations registered against your ID and vehicle will appear
Common Traffic Fines and Their Amounts
| Violation | Fine |
|---|---|
| Speeding (less than 20 km/h over limit) | 150 SAR |
| Speeding (20–30 km/h over limit) | 300 SAR |
| Speeding (more than 30 km/h over limit) | 600 SAR + license suspension |
| Using phone while driving | 500 SAR |
| Not wearing seatbelt | 150 SAR |
| Running a red light | 3,000 SAR + license suspension |
| Driving without a license | 5,000 SAR |
| Street racing (tafheet) | 5,000 SAR + vehicle impoundment |
| Driving without insurance | 500 SAR |
| Parking in prohibited areas | 150–500 SAR |
How to Pay Traffic Fines via Absher
- Log in to Absher → My Services → Traffic
- Click Pay Traffic Violations
- A list of all outstanding violations will appear
- Select a violation or click Pay All
- Pay via Mada, Visa, or banking app
How to Appeal a Traffic Fine
If you believe a traffic fine was issued by mistake, you can submit an appeal through Absher:
- Log in to Absher → My Services → Traffic
- Select the violation you want to challenge
- Click Submit Objection
- Explain your reason and attach any supporting evidence
- The Traffic Department reviews your appeal within 30 days
- If approved, the fine is cancelled and any paid amount is refunded
Toly’s Tip
Pay your fine within 30 days — delays may double the fine and prevent you from renewing your license or iqama. Always double-check the violation details before paying.
Source: Saudi Traffic Department — Absher Platform absher.sa | Always check official platforms for the latest updates.
