Several female students suffered minor injuries when scooters collided during a road safety awareness rally on scooter in Faisalabad, Pakistan.
The incident took place on Friday, 2 October, during a rally organised by the University of Agriculture Faisalabad in collaboration with the City Traffic Police.
The event was aimed at promoting road safety, encouraging women to follow traffic rules and supporting greater independence for female commuters.
The programme began with a seminar at the university, where traffic officials spoke to female students and other participants about safe riding, traffic regulations and responsible driving.
After the seminar, participants rode scooters from the university along Jail Road before returning to the campus.
During the ride, some of the scooters collided, causing several students to fall. They sustained minor injuries, according to reports.
The incident comes as two-wheelers become increasingly common among women travelling to educational institutions and workplaces.
Traffic officials used the event to encourage riders to wear appropriate safety equipment, follow traffic regulations and remain cautious while riding in groups.
Road accidents remain a significant concern in Punjab, particularly among motorcycle users.
According to Rescue 1122 figures, Faisalabad recorded 2,838 road accidents involving 3,096 motorcycles in May 2026.
Authorities have continued to promote road safety awareness campaigns, with officials stressing the importance of following traffic rules and adopting safer riding practices.
OKLA introduces new e-scooters
Pakistani electric two-wheeler brand OKLA has unveiled an expanded lineup of nine electric bikes and scooters at the Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) 2026.
The new models introduced in the country have prices ranging from Rs199,000 to Rs699,000.
The new range covers several price segments, from entry-level urban scooters to higher-powered models featuring different motor configurations.
The ORA, priced at Rs199,000, is the cheapest model in the lineup, while the OMAX Side Motor, at Rs699,000, sits at the top of the range.
The nine models create a price gap of Rs500,000 between the least and most expensive options.
Four models are priced below Rs300,000.
The OKLA ORA starts at Rs199,000, followed by the ORBIT at Rs225,000, ONYX at Rs249,000 and OMIGO at Rs279,000.
Recent PAPS coverage says these models are aimed largely at the lower-priced end of the electric two-wheeler market. The displayed specifications include different hub-motor and battery configurations across the models.
The OVA Mid Motor is priced at Rs399,000, marking a significant jump from the OMIGO.
The lineup then moves to the OKG Hub 2000 at Rs449,000 and the OKG Mid Motor at Rs549,000.
The OKG Hub 2000 has been reported to have a 2,000W hub motor, while the mid-motor version is positioned higher in the range.
