CTO Faisalabad Issues Traffic Directives; M-3, M-4 Advisory Released

Summary

CTO Faisalabad Nasir Javed Rana directed traffic staff to enforce laws strictly, stay courteous with citizens and keep traffic flowing smoothly.
City Traffic Police issued an advisory for motorways M-3 and M-4 where construction work has closed entry from Sahianwala and Deputy Wala interchanges.
A motorcyclist was booked at Jhang Bazaar police station for threatening a traffic warden at Chenab Chowk after violating one-way traffic rules.
Four one-wheelers were booked for one-wheeling and creating disorder on Canal Road.

FAISALABAD: Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Faisalabad Nasir Javed Rana has issued important directives to the traffic staff of City Traffic Police Faisalabad, stressing strict enforcement of traffic laws, courteous dealing with citizens and smooth flow of traffic.

The CTO directed the traffic staff to ensure discipline, patience and professional conduct during duty. He said citizens must be treated with respect, while violators of traffic laws will face indiscriminate legal action.

He laid special emphasis on keeping traffic moving, preventing jams, effective management at major roads and busy intersections, ending wrong parking and facilitating road users.

Nasir Javed Rana also stressed taking citizens’ complaints seriously and resolving them through relevant forums in a timely manner. He said the traffic staff must perform duties with responsibility, honesty and a spirit of public service.

The CTO highlighted the importance of traffic awareness and timely public information through social media and public relations. He also issued instructions to inform citizens about precautionary measures in view of the Air Quality Index (AQI), visibility and weather conditions.

He reiterated the resolve to keep providing safe, organised and smooth traffic to citizens, ensure uniform enforcement of traffic laws and continue effective steps for better public facilities.

Traffic Advisory for M-3 and M-4

City Traffic Police Faisalabad has issued a traffic advisory for motorways M-3 and M-4 due to ongoing construction work.

According to the advisory, entry of all kinds of traffic into the motorway from Sahianwala and Deputy Wala interchanges is banned because of the construction activity.

City Traffic Police has appealed to citizens to plan alternate routes before travelling to avoid delays and difficulties. Citizens have been advised to follow traffic police instructions, show patience and plan their route in advance for safe travel.

For motorway conditions and travel guidance, citizens can contact the National Highways and Motorway Police helpline at 130. City Traffic Police Faisalabad says it remains committed to safe and easy travel for citizens.

Biker Booked for Threatening Warden

A motorcyclist has been booked for violating traffic rules and threatening a traffic warden at Chenab Chowk.

According to City Traffic Police, a citizen riding a motorcycle without a helmet turned back on seeing the traffic warden. He violated one-way traffic rules by speeding into a street, where he hit a parked car and damaged it.

The car owner sought the warden’s help for compensation. Meanwhile the motorcyclist, who had also affixed a police sticker on his bike, allegedly misbehaved with the traffic warden, issued threats and warned of serious consequences.

The incident was reported on the 15 police helpline, after which police reached the spot. A case was later registered against the motorcyclist at Jhang Bazaar police station.

City Traffic Police Faisalabad has appealed to citizens to follow traffic laws, avoid riding without helmets and stop violating one-way rules. It said citizens should respect the law instead of misbehaving with traffic personnel, and approach the relevant forum with any complaint.

One-Wheelers Booked on Canal Road

City Traffic Police Faisalabad has registered cases against four one-wheelers for one-wheeling and creating disorder on Canal Road.

The accused were arrested and locked up. City Traffic Police says operations against traffic law violators continue to protect citizens’ lives and property and ensure safe travel on roads.

Citizens have been urged to avoid one-wheeling and dangerous driving, and to stop putting their own and others’ lives at risk.