Posted On
10/31/2017
11:10:33 PM
by
Jolly Roger
Kuwaiti not wearing seatbelt, vehicle will be impounded. Expat and car will be deported.
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Posted On
10/31/2017
11:11:53 PM
by
DRIVER
NO. Nothing wrong in strictly and evenly applying the law. what is the problem is obeying the rule, which is for your safety.
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Posted On
10/31/2017
11:19:33 PM
by
Polize
What is the problem, wearing the belt?
At times you will take your entire family or friends along with you for a ride. If there are many passengers in the back or front seats, then there is a chance of banging into each other when there is a sudden stop in inertia. Banging heads or other parts may cause serious injuries for the fellow riders. But the seat belts protect everyone from such a predicament.
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Posted On
11/1/2017
12:03:39 AM
by
Indian
Follow the rule of the nation and I am sure that every Indian will follow the nations rule for safe and accident free life in Kuwait.
If you do the same in our beloved country India, then it will again become " Sone Ki Chidiya",
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Posted On
11/1/2017
12:32:43 AM
by
Driver
I am not against the rule.. my argument is that let them impose fine for it not to impound the car.
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Posted On
11/1/2017
12:28:22 PM
by
Scorpio
U think they care about fair or not?. Just check if Ur bank balance is worth staying here else leave.
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Posted On
11/1/2017
9:04:53 PM
by
Nameless
Problem with fines is unless they are beyond financial threshold of a violator to pay, they will never remain a deterrent and drivers will keep making such violations. Deportation and to lesser degree impound is such a penalty paid by a violator that it creates a headache for the violator and uncertainty of confronting with the authority and shift power with the authority of deciding what to do with impounded vehicle. They have a edge in this transaction than in fine transaction. Further it really creates a deterring force for rest of us who as the end of the day want to remain out of the radar of the authority.
PS: I don't condone the way deportation and impounding are carried out neither i promote them. It may be subjected to bias, partiality but still the fact remains that they are well established deterrent force in times of desperation.
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Posted On
11/1/2017
10:22:57 PM
by
Commuter
It's not a question of fair. It's more of what can be done now. True, the roads are being widened, expressways being built, etc. But the heavy traffic is choking and something has to be done. So take traffic violators off the roads as a first step - doesn't affect law abiding drivers. It is a first step. Let's see how it will help, if not, we may see another suggestion that's been floating around, based on age of vehicle. In the long run, Kuwait will need more express ways, and wider roads. And most of all, stop the renting of basements in residential areas, and strictly enforce it only for car parking. But will they dare do it?
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Posted On
11/6/2017
3:06:31 PM
by
Sandy Debb
Wondering if car will be impounded for a couple of days or r they impounding cars for really 2 months?
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Posted On
11/6/2017
8:49:04 PM
by
raymond george
Rules are good and it should be followed. the only concern i see is if they will even impound cars parked on the roads adjacent to the buildings parking in places like salmiya and abbasiya , where there isnt ample parking space for all the tenants. These cops of law makers dont bother if these building owner who takes rent provides enough parking or not. they dont care to understand such issues but would stick to their own laws.
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