Helmet Use and Lane Discipline Credited for Sharp Drop in Accidents in Islamabad

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Islamabad: The SP Traffic of Islamabad Chaudhry Majid Iqbal, has urged citizens to strictly follow traffic regulations warning against driving without a valid license and underage driving. He emphasized that dangerous practices such as one wheeling pose serious risks not only to violators but also to other road users.
He highlighted the importance of using pedestrian bridges, stating that individuals crossing roads unlawfully may face fines ranging from Rs100 to Rs1,000. According to the SP Traffic consistent enforcement of lane discipline and action against wrong-side driving have contributed to a reported 90% reduction in traffic accidents.
Chaudhry Majid Iqbal described helmet use as essential for motorcyclists noting that helmets significantly enhance safety while overspeeding remains a major cause of fatal incidents. He called on the public to cooperate fully with traffic police and demonstrate responsible driving behavior.
He further noted that facilities for the issuance of driving licenses are available at multiple centers across the city. The Traffic Police Licensing Office at Faizabad has recently been renovated offering modern and comfortable services to ensure a smoother licensing process.
The SP Traffic reaffirmed the department’s commitment to improving road safety and appealed to citizens to help maintain safe and orderly traffic conditions.

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