Riyadh has launched an automated service to expedite compensation claims related to traffic accidents occurring near infrastructure projects, officials announced Monday, February 16, 2026. The move aims to streamline the process for residents and visitors impacted by construction-related disruptions in the Saudi capital, a city undergoing rapid development.
The modern system, an initiative under the “Osool Program,” is a collaboration between the Riyadh Infrastructure Projects Center and the General Directorate of Traffic. It allows individuals to file accident reports online and track the status of their claims in real-time. Applicants receive a registration number and a dedicated link to monitor their case.
According to a statement, the automated service is designed to pinpoint the company or agency responsible for construction at the accident site. This will help to accelerate the compensation process, improve efficiency, and reduce the time it takes to resolve claims.
The Riyadh Infrastructure Projects Center indicated that the implementation of the automated service is part of its ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and public services within the city. The development underscores the city’s commitment to mitigating the impact of large-scale construction projects on its residents and visitors.
Riyadh Infrastructure Projects Center launches an automated service for traffic accident compensation. Learn how to apply online, track your request, and identify responsible entities through the new “Osool Program” integration.
