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Bahrain’s Shura Council rejected two proposed amendments to the Traffic Law that would tie the validity period of non-Bahrainis’ driving licences to their residency, while leaving the conditions for obtaining a licence to be determined by the executive regulations. Members said the amendments could conflict with the Constitution and freedom of movement, and would not ease congestion, since the issue is linked to the number of cars actually in use—not simply to the number of people who hold driving licences. The Traffic Directorate said an international consultancy firm has been studying the causes of congestion and ways to reduce it since December 2025, with the first version of the study due to be delivered soon.
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