Fines on the Lahore Ring Road have been increased under the “Safe Roads, Safe Punjab” initiative to improve road safety and reduce accidents.
The new penalties target traffic violations, including overspeeding, driving without a licence and using a mobile phone while driving.
New Ring Road fines
- Driving without a valid license: Rs 5000 up from Rs 500.
- Underage driving: Rs10,000.
- Improper overtaking: Rs5000 for cars and Rs10,000 for vehicles above 2000cc.
- Using a mobile phone while driving: Rs3000 up from Rs500.
- Not wearing a seatbelt: Rs3000 up from Rs500.
- Driving in the wrong lane: Rs2000.
- Wrong-way entry: Rs5000.
- Motorcycles on Ring Road: Rs5000 fine.
- Pedestrians crossing Lahore Ring Road: Rs1000.
- Tinted windows: Rs5000.
- Missing or unauthorised number plates: Rs5000.
More details are here:
Traffic fines on Lahore Ring Road have reportedly been increased, with penalties reaching up to Rs 10,000 for certain violations. These reported rates apply specifically to Lahore Ring Road. https://t.co/D3RO7iqq50
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People are advised to follow traffic rules to avoid heavy fines and help prevent accidents.
The Ring Road is an 85 to 98-kilometer controlled-access orbital highway encircling Lahore, Pakistan, connecting major motorways, the airport, and key commercial and residential areas. The maximum speed limit on the Ring Road is 100 km/h for light and standard vehicles, while heavy transport vehicles are restricted to 80 km/h.
