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Social care homes ready for women traffic law violators

The Ministry of Labor and Social Development (MLSD) has confirmed that it is ready to receive female violators of the traffic law in its care homes for girls, Al-Madina newspaper reported. Saudi Arabia lifted the ban on women driving in the

Saudi To reduce 800,000 to 1 Million private drivers

KINGDOM WILL SAVE 14 BILLION SAUDI RIYALS AFTER ALLOWING WOMEN TO DRIVE FROM JUNE 2018 Saudi Arabia will save more than 14 Billion Saudi Riyals per year after allowing women to drive from June in the Kingdom, As there are nearly 800,000 to 1

Car rental firms to offer jobs to Saudi women

Women drivers will bring about a huge economic recovery and bring down unemployment among Saudi women, as new jobs will be created that were not previously available to women — in the traffic department and car rental offices, for

Saudi Arabia launches humanitarian project ‘MASAM’

Saudi Arabia through the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) will unveil the details about its new humanitarian project

Saudi Arabian woman drives F1 car to mark end of ban

Aseel Al-Hamad declared the start of a new era for Saudi women in motorsport on Sunday as she prepared to drive a Formula One car around the

Haramain Trains to transport 60 million passengers a year

The Haramain Speed Train, which is to bring about a dramatic change in the transportation of pilgrims and other passengers between the two holy

Saudi insurance stocks soar as female drivers take to the road

Saudi insurance stocks surged on Sunday, with investors expecting the sector to reap significant dividends following the lifting of the ban on female drivers. Insurance stocks — one of the worst performing sectors on the Saudi bourse for

Saudi Arabian Ministry of Interior has received more than 120,000 applications for driving licenses so far

The Saudi government is doing everything to ensure safe driving, with regulations, laws and punishments applied equally to men and women without discrimination, Maj. Gen. Mansour Al-Turki, spokesperson for the Interior Ministry, said on

Female drivers start working with Careem today

Careem female drivers have begun working in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam after 2,000 signed up for training Careem’s female drivers will begin working with the ride-hailing app from today in Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, in the first

Three million Saudi women ‘on the roads by 2020’

Several Shoura members, diplomats and rights activists have hailed the landmark decision of the Saudi leadership allowing women to drive, which will cut reliance on foreign workers and boost job growth in the Kingdom. “It