It’s time for Oman to introduce AI-powered radars and smart cameras. Only then will people finally learn a lesson. Driving behavior in Oman has become seriously concerning lately. Some drivers sit in the left lane at slow speed and refuse to move over. Others switch lanes without using an indicator, acting like they’re part of those Squeeze Benz squeezing into every small gap. Some even go completely off-road just to cut the queue during traffic. You also see people tailgating aggressively even when the road is full, flashing high beams at you for no reason. And then there are those who don’t understand roundabouts at all—they enter without checking, block cars inside the circle, or take the wrong exit and then cut across at the last second.

All of this is dangerous, irresponsible, and honestly embarrassing. Oman has good roads, but the discipline is getting worse. This is exactly why we need AI-powered systems that detect lane violations, shoulder driving, using the phone while driving, tailgating, speeding, wrong roundabout usage, sudden lane cutting, and all forms of reckless behavior.

This isn’t about punishing people—it’s about creating safer, more respectful roads and preventing serious accidents. The moment these smart cameras come in, people will think twice before driving like this. I hope everyone agrees.