Ammon News - The Public Security Directorate's media spokesperson said that traffic officers handled 5,000 messages and reports received through the "Report a Violation" service on the Sanad app in just ten days.

The spokesperson confirmed that all messages and reports were followed up on, and the necessary measures were taken with seriousness and firmness, given their significant role in enhancing road safety and assisting traffic officers in detecting violations and taking legal action against offenders.

The Public Security Directorate thanked citizens for their cooperation in reporting dangerous traffic practices and violations of the Traffic Law that disturb public order and road safety, as well as for providing traffic-related observations and suggestions.

The Directorate stressed that the Traffic Department and other traffic units will continue to deal with all reports professionally and seriously while maintaining the confidentiality of reporters' information. It also affirmed its commitment to ongoing communication with citizens to strengthen effective community partnership and promote a safer traffic environment.