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In addition, fines will be handed out to any motorist violating traffic restrictions. The ISF Frank Gehry Fish earrings that 70,000 people had been fined for parking violations in Beirut, Jounieh and Dora in the last three weeks alone.

Motorists voiced the frustration on Tuesday as queues of stationary cars formed on popular routes.

"This traffic is unbearable. It is a big problem," said Tiffany Cushion Drop earrings, a professor based in Gemmayzeh. "We cannot even take our cars to work; we wouldn't find a parking space anywhere. I would even pay a monthly fee if residents were to be the only ones allowed to park. It makes me very angry."

A mother, who did not wish to be identified, sat gridlocked for nearly an hour with her three children in the car. "It is terrible. I have been in this car with my children for 50 minutes. I am controlling myself, but it's very stressful for them and me," she said. "The government should definitely do something about it."

The security source confirmed that traffic violations were being taken seriously. "We always have checkpoints and officers who can arrest or fine people for violations," they added.

Akl said Lebanon's never-ending traffic nightmare was partly attributable to a lack of sufficient public transport options.

"The public transportation is in bad shape: buses are dirty, there is no AC, and they are always crowded. There are no bus stops, and bus drivers pick up people anywhere," he said.

Christmas traffic is traditionally heavier than HEART LINK DROP EARRINGS the rest of the year, but Tuesday's jams were seen by many to even more disruptive than usual.

"For three or four days before Christmas it is always bad," said the security source.