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Punjab Fines Over 500,000 Drivers for One Traffic Violation

Punjab Traffic Police Issue Over 594,000 Fines in Lane Discipline Crackdown

The Punjab Traffic Police have intensified efforts to promote road safety and discipline, issuing more than 594,000 traffic fines across the province this year. The majority of these—over 400,000 challans—were issued for violations related to lane and line discipline.


✅ Streamlining Traffic for Safer Roads

According to an official spokesperson, the ongoing crackdown is aimed at improving traffic flow, reducing road accidents, and encouraging drivers to follow lane regulations across Punjab.

DIG Traffic Waqas Nazir highlighted the impact of dedicated green lanes in major urban centers like Lahore, which have helped reduce traffic congestion and support organized commuting.


🛣️ Measures Taken Across Districts

In districts beyond Lahore, the traffic police have taken proactive steps to implement lane discipline by:

  • Placing cones and markers to guide vehicles

  • Monitoring key intersections and busy roads

  • Deploying officers to educate and assist drivers

These simple yet effective tools have made it easier for motorists to stay in the correct lanes, resulting in smoother traffic movement.


📢 Focus on Public Awareness

The campaign goes beyond enforcement. A comprehensive traffic education program is underway to raise public awareness about:

  • The importance of lane discipline

  • How small violations can lead to major road hazards

  • Safe driving habits for everyday commuters

The traffic police aim to foster a culture of civic responsibility and safety on the roads, especially in high-traffic cities.


👮 What Drivers Should Know

If you’re driving in Punjab, make sure to:

  • Stay in your designated lane

  • Follow traffic markers and signals

  • Cooperate with traffic officials during inspections

  • Keep an eye out for ongoing awareness campaigns in your area

Failure to follow lane rules could result in fines and delays—so it pays to drive smart and stay safe.


Stay tuned for updates on traffic reforms and safety measures across the province.

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