Crackdown Ordered on One-Wheeling, Speeding in Faisalabad

Key Points:

The CPO has ordered effective action against speeding, one-wheeling and driving without a licence
Traffic laws will be enforced and citizens given better travel facilities under the directions
Citizens will be given awareness of traffic laws to prevent accidents
Vehicles will be fitted with the maximum number of reflectors to prevent accidents
A strict watch will be kept on highways and on suspicious persons and vehicles, with legal action against traffic signal violators

FAISALABAD: One-wheeling, speeding and driving without a licence face effective action in Faisalabad, where vehicles will be fitted with reflectors and traffic signal violators prosecuted under fresh directions for safer roads across the city.

The directions were issued by City Police Officer Faisalabad Tanveer Hussain at a meeting on traffic matters at Police Lines, according to the police spokesman.

SSP Investigation Ahmad Nawaz Shah, Chief Traffic Officer Rana Nasir Javed and SP Patrolling Malik Tariq attended the meeting. Town SPs, DSPs and other officers were also present.

The CPO directed that enforcement of traffic laws be ensured and citizens provided better travel facilities. He said citizens should be given awareness of traffic laws so that accidents could be prevented.

Senior police officers seated at the traffic meeting at Police Lines Faisalabad

Officers listen at the Police Lines meeting on enforcement of traffic laws in Faisalabad

Town SPs and DSPs at the CPO traffic meeting in Faisalabad

Police officers around the table at the traffic meeting at Police Lines Faisalabad

City Police Officer Tanveer Hussain presides over the traffic meeting at Police Lines Faisalabad

Effective action was ordered against speeding, one-wheeling and unlicensed driving. The CPO also directed legal action against those who violate traffic signals.

Effective action was ordered against speeding, one-wheeling and unlicensed driving.

A strict watch will be kept on the highways and on suspicious persons and vehicles, the meeting was told. To prevent accidents, vehicles will be fitted with the maximum number of reflectors, the CPO said.