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Coffee priced at 355 riyals
The article discusses the author's ten-year experience of resisting the coffee boycott in Jeddah, culminating in his decision to finally try buying a cup of coffee. He discovers that the price has risen to 355 riyals due to an unclear fine imposed without transparent standards or reasons. The piece emphasizes the importance of transparency in defining the geographical and legislative boundaries of the authorities managing parking lots. It calls for clear signage and precise definitions of violations and their corresponding charges to prevent the system from exploiting vague fines and charging unknown amounts. The author concludes by highlighting the necessity of legal and transparent guarantees to ensure that parking regulations are not merely about collecting money but are aimed at achieving justice and genuine organization.
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