Kuwait's Ministry of Interior (MoI) has announced a stringent crackdown on speeding violations, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy that will significantly impact expats. Motorists exceeding 150 km/h will face severe legal repercussions, including deportation for expatriates and vehicle impoundment for both citizens and expats. The MoI has outlined escalating penalties based on speed thresholds: at 170 km/h, Kuwaiti citizens may face detention, while expats risk deportation. For extreme violations above 200 km/h, both groups face similar penalties, with citizens potentially facing imprisonment. Speed limits in Kuwait vary by road type, with expressways allowing speeds up to 120 km/h and residential areas capped at 45 km/h. The ministry aims to deter reckless driving and enhance public safety through these measures, urging all motorists to adhere strictly to traffic laws.