Punjab police have announced comprehensive traffic management strategies to ensure smooth road operations and public safety during New Year’s Eve celebrations. A significant number of traffic wardens and police officers will address issues like one-wheeling, aerial firing, and reckless driving.
In Rawalpindi, over 800 traffic wardens and 6,600 police personnel will be on duty to regulate traffic and maintain road safety. Authorities have established 32 special pickets and set up checkpoints in key areas to prevent illegal activities. Patrolling teams, including the Dolphin Force and Mohafaz Squad, will ensure compliance with traffic regulations and take strict action against violators.
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Across Lahore and other districts of Punjab, more than 25,000 personnel have been deployed for traffic management. Lahore alone will see over 5,000 officers on duty, supported by units like the Dolphin Squad and Punjab Highway Patrol. These teams will enhance patrolling on major roads and highways to maintain smooth traffic flow.
Authorities have emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for violations, warning that offenders involved in one-wheeling or illegal activities will face arrests and legal action. Citizens are urged to report suspicious or unlawful behavior through the police helpline (15) to ensure a safe and peaceful celebration.
