Municipalities list 9 no-vendor zones
The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing has introduced a new regulation for the activity of "Mobile Traders" in Saudi Arabia. Nine restricted locations have been designated where this activity is not permitted, in order to protect public safety, prevent traffic disruptions, and maintain the smooth flow of public facilities. These prohibited areas include road intersections, median strips, parking spaces for people with disabilities, main road entrances, public parking lots, bike lanes, high-traffic roads, as well as designated sites for police, traffic, ambulance, and civil defense services. These regulatory measures are part of efforts to improve the urban landscape and reduce random practices, while organizing the practice to ensure safety standards are met and to provide a systematic environment for freelance work. Municipalities are responsible for monitoring compliance and have been instructed to review violations via the 940 hotline or the "Baladi" app. This step aims to enhance market regulation and improve the quality of life in Saudi cities.
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