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Saudi Arabia is set to implement random drug testing for public transport drivers

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Saudi Arabia is preparing to roll out random drug tests for public transport drivers throughout the nation as part of its efforts to tackle substance abuse and improve road safety. This initiative will focus on truck, bus, and taxi drivers, ensuring that those operating vehicles are not impaired by drugs or alcohol, which will help reduce accidents and enhance public safety.

This program is part of a larger strategy by Saudi Arabia to combat substance abuse and enforce stricter regulations in the transportation industry. Authorities have highlighted the need to create a safe environment for both drivers and passengers, with random drug tests acting as a proactive approach to identify and resolve potential issues before they result in accidents.

The new regulations will apply to all public transport vehicles, including long-haul trucks, buses, and taxis, with regular, unannounced tests planned to ensure adherence. This initiative demonstrates Saudi Arabia’s dedication to maintaining high road safety standards and encouraging responsible driving throughout the kingdom.

Alongside the drug testing program, the government is also launching awareness campaigns to educate the public about the risks of driving under the influence of drugs. With this new approach, Saudi Arabia aims to lead by example in the region, prioritizing the health and safety of all road users.

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