NDU_KSA - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

The tweets are addressing government agencies Absher, eMoroor, and NDU_KSA, asking for their help in developing digital services for traffic to keep up with technological advancements. The tweet mentions the need for the review of even small details such as renewing a license or registration of a violation recorded. They suggest that the automated system should not allow the issuance of a license until the violator pays for the fines, and the printing of licenses should be through these agencies to eliminate the excuse of not receiving it by mail.

Topic Modeling

1. Development of traffic services
2. Digital transformation
3. Traffic violations and renewal of licenses
4. Automated system for traffic violations
5. Delivery of licenses through the postal service

Emotional Analysis

The author expresses frustration towards the current state of the traffic services and calls on Absher, eMoroor, and NDU_KSA to contribute their expertise in developing digital services that can keep up with the times. The author complains that every small and large license renewal or violation has to be manually reviewed by the traffic authorities, which results in delays and errors. The author suggests that an automated system should be in place that does not accept violations until the licenses are printed through the authorities' service, and not delivered through the postal service.

Trend Analysis

1. Request for improvement in digital services for traffic management
2. Need for review of license renewal and traffic violation processes
3. Call for automation in the system to avoid errors and delays
4. Concerns about traffic tickets not being delivered despite being issued
5. Appeal for collaboration and expertise from relevant authorities such as Absher, eMoroor, and NDU_KSA