MUSCAT: According to the Directorate General of Traffic, stickers must feature appropriate, relevant national images and phrases and be securely attached without altering the vehicle’s original colour or shape.
The regulations specify that stickers are prohibited on front windshields and side windows. They may be placed on rear windows only if they do not obstruct the driver’s visibility.
The ROP has also prohibited placing fabrics on vehicle bonnets and displaying stickers featuring the crown and khanjar emblem.
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Motorists must ensure that all decorations comply with traffic safety requirements and do not compromise visibility or vehicle safety.
For four-wheel-drive vehicles, permitted locations include the rear glass, fixed side glass and vehicle body, subject to the stated restrictions.
The grace period for displaying National Day vehicle stickers runs from November 1 to November 30, 2026.
