The Transport General Authority of Saudi Arabia has launched early inspection operations at key entry points to Makkah, Madinah, and surrounding holy sites in preparation for the upcoming Hajj pilgrimage.
According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), more than 20 inspection teams have been deployed across these strategic locations. These teams are working around the clock to assist pilgrims and monitor transport operators for compliance with official regulations.
The Authority’s primary goal is to ensure a smooth, safe, and organized experience for all pilgrims entering the Kingdom’s holy cities. Authorities have instructed transport operators to adhere strictly to guidelines, which include using designated routes, holding proper operating licenses, and avoiding entry into restricted areas without authorization.
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Additionally, drivers are required to wear approved uniforms and carry valid vehicle operating cards. The Transport General Authority also confirmed its continued coordination with other government bodies to maintain safe and secure transport services for pilgrims throughout the Hajj season.
For questions or to report violations, the public can contact the unified helpline at 19929 or reach out via the Beneficiary Care account on social media.
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