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The New Egyptian Traffic Law Print E-mail
Sunday, 03 August 2008
To Egyptian Driver



• Failing to buckle in your seat belt doubles the risk of your being in an accident and subjects you to a fine of EGP100 to EGP300.The New Egyptian Traffic Law

• Hand-holding your cell-phone distracts your attention for driving and subjects you to a fine of EGP100 to EGP300.
• Besides putting you and other people in danger, driving in the opposite direction may cause accidents. You could be fined from EGP1000 to EGP3000.
• Parking in the wrong place causes traffic jams and could subject you to having your license suspended for a period of no less than 30 days.
• You could be imprisoned for a period of no less than six months and fined from EGP200 to EGP1000, if caught in the act of removing your car clampers.
• You could be imprisoned for a period of no less than six months and fined EGP300 for allowing acts of public indecencies to take place in your car.
• Driving at night without the head and tail lights and without the side mirrors subjects you to having your license suspended for a period of no less than six months.
• Driving in unauthorized processions subjects you to having your license suspended for a period of no less than 30 days.
• Having a triangle warning sign prevents road accidents when stopping at night. In the case it is absent your license could be removed for a period of no less than 30 days.
• A first-aid kit will help you take care of your injuries until the ambulance arrives.
• Failing to have a first-aid kit inside your car could subject you to suspending your car license for a period of no less than 30 days.
• Using projector headlights at night endangers other people's lives. Your license could be suspended for a period of no less than 30 days.
• Failing to wear your protective head-gear when riding your motorcycle could subject you to a fine of no less than EGP100.

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» 7 Comments
1Comment
at Monday, 15 December 2008 23:48by marica
these on worled not important but we need all on planet go in new life and change what can, but war must stap in all worled  
Only what want tell these first alll ll woorled must stap warr
2"mis"
at Monday, 15 December 2008 23:47by marica
I am be before 5 day in Cairo and Hugharda and i am see much . And air not clean in Cairo, another zone nice, but car and street big problem and much car on stret but and have much problema, wich country office need make regulation in draw, but of these need very hurry these problem finish because if stay same these will be big HAOS.,I no want any angry on me but these thry. In my country in ZAGREB when people walk and go on strett must car stap, but have pleace where we go and walk,.
3Comment
at Monday, 15 December 2008 23:30by Larry
This is great... 
 
However, the goverment should also implement more strick rules on who gets the driving licenses at the first place. 
 
I believe that many Egyptian do not follow the rules because they never were educated to follow the rules... They do not even know how to drive. What it is needed is more driving instruccion and no more bribiring when getting the licenses. 
 
Cheers 
Larry
4Comment
at Monday, 15 December 2008 23:53by Cairo
While all these laws would theoretically reduce the number of accidents, the problem is the enforcement, i watch as cars with no side mirrors, people on motorbikes with no helmets, drive right by police officers- and i\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'ve had more than a dozen trucks drive at me obviously in the wrong direction- whom seem keener on stopping those on mobile phones or people whom seem to have a higher income so that they can get payed- corruption is therefore a big problem whether we
5Comment
at Monday, 15 December 2008 23:54by Khawaga
When will the police begin to enforce these laws - especially the ones that really contribute to Egypts terrible road safety record? 
 
I am thinking particularly of: 
Driving at night without head and tail lights, 
Driving in the opposite direction  
Using a hand held mobile phone. 
 
Also what about the heavy goods vehickles, and other slow moving vehicles, that refuse to leave the left hand lane to allow overtaking? 
 
Somehow the priorities seem all wrong to me.
6"Contractor"
at Tuesday, 16 December 2008 00:00by MEDHAT S.
When does this law go into effect? and who is going to enforce it? 
Thank you.
7"Taher"
at Tuesday, 16 December 2008 00:01by Taher
1- Please inform us about the Egyptian citizens coming from another country by their cars, to spend a holyday, and returning back again, what should they bring with them from the other country regarding the safety appliances, like {fire extinguisher , first air kit, and the triangle warning sign}. is the customs areas in Hurghada, or Safaga will permit this or do we have to purchase them from Egypt ?  
2- the first aid kit what exactly it contains?  
Your prompt reply is highly appreciated.
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