The Kuwait Municipality has issued a new circular to regulate the transportation and disposal of damaged and used tires. This move comes in line with the Cabinet’s decision from October 29, aiming to streamline the waste management process for tires and ensure proper recycling methods are followed.

Key Regulations for Transporters of Damaged and Used Tires

Article 1: Transporting Tires to Designated Recycling Factories

According to the new circular, damaged and used tires must be transported to specific recycling factories located in Salmi. These factories are marked by precise coordinates and a QR code to ensure proper disposal.

Article 2: Tire Transport Statement (Manifest) Requirement

Transporters must complete and submit the tire transport statement (manifest) provided by the municipality. This form includes critical details needed for proper record-keeping and monitoring.

Article 3: 24/7 Availability of Recycling Factories

The recycling factories in Salmi will be open around the clock to accept damaged and used tires, providing convenience for transporters to deliver the materials at any time.

Article 4: Penalties for Non-Compliance

Failure to comply with the transport regulations will result in fines and penalties as per the applicable waste management laws and regulations.

Article 5: Monthly Reporting Requirements

At the end of each month, transporters are required to submit a copy of the tire transport statement (manifest) to the Kuwait Municipality’s Environmental Affairs Department located in Masayel.

Article 6: Prohibition of Unlicensed Transporters

Transporting damaged and used tires through unlicensed waste carriers is strictly prohibited. Only waste carriers approved by the municipality are allowed to handle these materials.

Article 7: Complaints and Inquiries

Individuals with any complaints or inquiries related to the tire transportation regulations can directly contact the Kuwait Municipality for further assistance.