Mobile caravans for pilgrims on the Mecca–Medina highway during Hajj

Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Roads has launched the “Mobile Caravans” initiative to improve services on highways during the Hajj season of 1447 AH. The project includes roadside assistance for broken-down vehicles and buses, emergency repairs, and logistics such as snacks, drinks, ablution facilities, and air-conditioned rest areas. The aim is to enhance traffic safety on the route between Mecca and Medina.

Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Roads launched an initiative deploying mobile caravans to assist pilgrims on the highway linking Mecca and Medina. The caravans provide roadside support for broken-down vehicles and buses, along with snacks, drinks, ablution areas, and air-conditioned rest stops. The effort aims to improve traffic safety and comfort on this critical Hajj route.

Saudi Arabia's General Authority for Roads has launched a mobile caravan initiative on the highway linking Mecca and Medina to support pilgrims during the Hajj season 1447 AH. The caravans will assist broken-down vehicles and buses, provide light meals, drinks, ablution areas, and air-conditioned rest zones. The initiative aims to improve road safety and traveler comfort on this vital route.

The Saudi General Authority for Roads launched the 'Mobile Caravans' initiative to improve services on the Hijra highway between Mecca and Medina during the Hajj season of 1447 AH. The initiative includes assistance for broken-down vehicles and buses, as well as light meals, drinks, ablution facilities, and air-conditioned rest areas. The authority stated that the road sector is essential for the Hajj and Umrah system, and Saudi Arabia ranks first globally in the road network connectivity index.

The Saudi General Authority for Roads has launched an initiative to deploy mobile caravans along the Mecca-Medina highway during the 1447 AH Hajj season. The caravans will provide emergency roadside assistance, distribute water and shade, and offer rest areas. The measure aims to reduce pressure on fixed service centers and improve service quality for pilgrims.

The Saudi General Authority for Roads has launched a mobile caravan initiative to improve services on highways during the Hajj season of 1447 AH. The initiative provides field support for broken-down vehicles and buses on the Al-Hijra road linking Mecca and Medina, including emergency repairs, light meals, drinks, ablution areas, and air-conditioned rest zones. The authority noted that Saudi Arabia ranks first globally in road network connectivity, supporting safe pilgrim movement.