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Islamabad police have launched a major crackdown on unlicensed motorcyclists as the grace period officially ended. On the first day, 532 motorcycles and 60 vehicles were detained at local stations while 24 cases were registered against violators. Read more: Govt lifts ban on donkey skin export under new policy According
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In a major move to improve road safety and reduce environmental pollution, the Punjab government has made it compulsory for all motorcycles to carry a valid fitness certificate. According to a recent legal amendment, motorcycle owners will now be required to submit their vehicles for annual fitness tests. Once approved,
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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has proposed a major revision in traffic violation fines under the 2025–26 budget, aiming to improve road safety and enforce stricter compliance with transport laws. According to the Finance Bill, penalties for violations by three-wheeler vehicles—such as Chingchi and loader rickshaws—are
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As temperatures continue to soar across Pakistan, the National Highways and Motorways Police (NHMP) has released a safety advisory for motorists, urging them to take precautions while travelling during the ongoing heatwave. According to NHMP spokesperson Syed Imran Ahmed, vehicle owners should check water and coolant levels before setting off,
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After more than a decade, Islamabad’s commuters are finally experiencing smoother travel, as over 95% of previously closed U-turns and intersections have been reopened across the city. The decision, spearheaded by Deputy Commissioner Irfan Memon and the local administration, marks a significant shift in urban traffic planning. These
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Lahore Traffic Police has introduced a tougher enforcement strategy, replacing standard fines with arrests and First Information Reports (FIRs) for serious traffic violations. The decision follows rising concerns over dangerous driving habits, underage motorists, and a surge in fatal road accidents. Authorities believe that traditional challans have failed to deter
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Sindh Police has launched a new online platform to make applying for learner driving licenses easier and faster. This digital system allows residents of Sindh to apply from home, removing the need for long queues, exposure to harsh weather, and visits to licensing offices. The service is available through the