The Islamabad Police have announced the weekly schedule for their Facilitation on Wheels service, which will operate from February 16 to February 22, 2026. The initiative is designed to provide citizens with on-the-spot police services across the federal capital.
The mobile service will operate daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at designated locations. Citizens can access various services, including issuance and renewal of driving licenses, learner permits, traffic fine payments, vehicle verification, and other police-related assistance.
Weekly Schedule of Facilitation Vans
- Monday, February 16: I-8 Markaz, Naka Faizabad on Faisal Avenue, Air Headquarters E-9, Naka Adventure Inn on Murree Road.
- Tuesday, February 17: E-11 Markaz, Community School Police Lines, Naka Zero Point on Srinagar Highway, Anwaar Madina Islamic Centre in G-8.
- Wednesday, February 18: Near FIA Office G-9/4, Naka Faizabad Faisal Avenue, Naka G-14 Srinagar Highway, Naka Adventure Inn Murree Road.
- Thursday, February 19: Kuri Road, Community School Police Lines, Naka Gandam Godam IJP, Traffic Office Faizabad.
- Friday, February 20: Faisal Masjid, F-10 Bolan Gate, near Golra Darbar, Naka Adventure Inn Murree Road.
- Saturday, February 21: Blue Area near KFC, near Hafiz Bakers Thandapani Lehtrar Road, Naka Zero Point Srinagar Highway, Traffic Office Faizabad.
- Sunday, February 22: Naka Trail III Margalla Road, Traffic Office Faizabad, Police Lines H-11, Islamabad Club.
The Islamabad Police have urged citizens to take full advantage of the mobile service to avoid long queues at police offices. Residents are also advised to carry necessary documents and visit the vans during operational hours. For further information, citizens can contact the helpline at 1915.
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This initiative reflects the Islamabad Police’s commitment to providing efficient, citizen-friendly services. The Facilitation on Wheels program ensures that residents can access essential police services conveniently across the federal capital without visiting police stations.
