Strict action against traffic violations has officially begun across Punjab, including Lahore, as authorities enforce a zero-tolerance policy.
According to the DIG Traffic Punjab, a two-week awareness campaign was conducted prior to the crackdown to educate citizens about traffic rules. In Lahore, special “Rahbar Squad” teams and safety camps were set up to guide commuters and promote responsible road behaviour.
The awareness drive was widely broadcast across social media and mainstream media platforms to ensure maximum public outreach. Citizens were informed about key traffic regulations, including lane discipline, adherence to road lines, mandatory use of helmets and seat belts, and observance of one-way rules.
DIG Traffic Punjab, Waqas Nazir, stated that the authorities will now strictly enforce these regulations across the province. He emphasised that there will be zero tolerance for violations, and offenders will face strict legal action without exception.
The move aims to improve road safety, reduce accidents, and ensure better traffic management throughout Punjab.
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Inspector General (IG) Sindh Javed Alam Odho said on Wednesday that those who are driving their vehicles without number plates will no longer be issued challans but will be booked for a case.
According to the details, IG Sindh Javed Alam Odho said that a campaign is underway in the city against those driving without number plates. In addition, the people who are not obeying the laws are being identified through Safe City cameras.
He further said that action will be taken against those who repeatedly violate traffic rules and use illegal tactics to avoid e-challan cameras.
