The Ministry of Communications has announced an increase in fines for traffic violations on national highways and motorways. The spokesperson for the Motorway Police shared details of the updated fines, which are aimed at enhancing road safety and reducing traffic violations.
Effective immediately, the following fines will be imposed for various traffic offenses:
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Driving Without License:
- Passenger and cargo vehicles without a license: Rs 10,000
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Speeding Violations:
- Motorcycles: Rs 1,500
- Cars: Rs 2,500
- Trucks: Rs 5,000
- Buses: Rs 10,000
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Overloading:
- Freight vehicles: Rs 10,000
- Motorcycle and car riders: Rs 500
- Wagons: Rs 2,000
- Buses and freight vehicles: Rs 5,000
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Unregistered Vehicles:
- Motorcycles, cars, and wagons without registration: Rs 2,000
- Buses and freight vehicles without registration: Rs 5,000
The Inspector General of Motorway Police, Sultan Ali Khawaja, emphasized that the increased fines are intended to improve compliance with traffic rules and contribute to a reduction in traffic accidents. The move aligns with the ministry’s commitment to enhancing road safety and enforcing traffic regulations on national highways and motorways.