Posted By
Najib
May 03, 2015 11:30
via elNashra Update: A friend told me that he faced the same problem once and that they told him that he doesn't need to pay any fines if the fine is older than the car registration date. I've been supportive of the new traffic law ever since it came out, but there are 4 issues that I've stated in a previous post and that I believe need to be tackled ASAP: 1- Political and security…
Posted By
Najib
May 02, 2015 06:10
via KunHadi Drivers who run a red light or don't respect pedestrian passages will be fined up to 700,000 according to the new traffic law, yet most drivers in Lebanon chose to abide by the first rule and ignored the second one. Most pedestrian passages in Beirut are dangerous whereas cars park all over their lane and drive away even when there are people still crossing the road. I was at the Four Seasons Beirut…
Automotive
9 years ago
Here’s a video showing how the Jdeideh ISF officers warned a driver who wasn’t wearing a seat belt and talking on the phone today. I’m not sure if this was staged or someone actually filmed ...
Automotive
9 years ago
The ISF started implementing the new traffic law today and were distributing as well a small booklet that sums up the major violations and their corresponding fines. It’s a small 6-pages guide that I uploaded ...
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9 years ago
I love the initiative and I think the government should consider financing such campaigns to make taxis cheaper during the weekend between 10pm and 6am. That way, we will have less traffic and less people ...
Automotive
9 years ago
via walkwidehd I missed out on Fast & Furious 7’s avant-premiere but I finally got to watch it yesterday and I absolutely loved it. To be honest, I was expecting to get bored at some ...
Automotive
9 years ago
Every time I’m heading from Achrafieh to Beirut Souks, most of the traffic is caused by valet parking guys from Annahar building till we get to the souks. It’s either people stopping in the middle ...
Automotive
9 years ago
via Yasa Every day, there’s a new picture being shared online of a police or a municipality officer breaking the law. These officers are either not wearing helmets on their bikes, or running a red ...
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9 years ago
Sakker el Dekkene pranked all the Lebanese on April 1st by putting fines on their cars. The fines includes messages like “El Nef3a mich nef3a”, “Titi Titi 7artou2a ro7ti 3al Mecanique wou Akeed jeete 2at3a” ...
Automotive
9 years ago
How a punctured fuel tank looks like – Source Finding a parking spot was always a problem back in my AUB years, but I don’t recall ever hearing about fuel thefts and I am surprised ...
