ISLAMABAD – Traffic Police to Crack Down on One-Wheeling and Traffic Violations
The Islamabad Traffic Police has announced a strict crackdown on one-wheeling and other traffic violations in the federal capital. The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Muhammad Sarfraz Work, which was attended by key traffic officials including SP Traffic, all DSPs, traffic inspectors, and beat officers.
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Key Decisions and Measures:
- FIRs for One-Wheeling: The CTO directed that FIRs (First Information Reports) will be registered against individuals engaging in one-wheeling, a dangerous stunt that has become a growing concern in the city.
- Tough Action Against Violations: The traffic police will take strict legal action against those committing serious traffic violations, including illegal racing and reckless driving.
- Performance Review: CTO Muhammad Sarfraz Work reprimanded beat officers with poor performance, while also recognizing and praising officers who have been performing well in maintaining law and order.
- Traffic Flow Management: Police personnel have been instructed to ensure the smooth flow of traffic throughout the city and effectively manage congestion.
This initiative highlights the Islamabad Traffic Police’s commitment to maintaining road safety and enforcing traffic laws rigorously.
