Cairo: Jasour – News Desk
Mohamed Al-Basyouni, a lawyer specializing in customs cases, confirmed that allowing first-degree relatives such as “parents and children” to drive a vehicle designated for an individual with special needs within the family poses significant risks and could result in severe penalties.
In his interview on Radio Egypt, Al-Basyouni added that Article (72) of the Customs Law stipulates that first-degree relatives are fined 10,000 pounds for driving a vehicle designated for individuals with special needs.
Al-Basyouni pointed out that a vehicle owned by a father, for example, with a commission statement indicating that only the owner should drive it, would lead to a violation and fine if driven by the son or daughter.
