Fines will be issued immediately through the dedicated app, officials explained LONDON: Traffic violations are to go digital in Kuwait after the Ministry of Interior announced on Sunday a new app to book motorists in the country. The Rased app, which is set to launch on Sept. 1, will allow authorities to issue fines electronically in Kuwait. Motorists were informed of the latest change promoted by the Ministry of Interior on X, formerly known as Twitter, to enhance transparency, curb reckless driving and violations, and regulate traffic. According to the press release, motorists caught breaching traffic rules will receive a notification immediately via the unified government app for electronic services Sahel. Drivers will also be able to inquire about their traffic violations and use the app or the website of the Ministry of Interior to review the reasons for the fine. The ministry urged motorists, whether citizens or expatriates, to abide by the traffic rules for their safety and visit its website or the Sahel app regularly to verify if there are any registered violations.