Traffic Diversions Ordered to Keep Faisalabad Moving During Mass Transit Work

Key Points:

Alternative routes and diversions will keep traffic moving during mass transit construction work
All available resources to be used for smooth flow on main roads and busy crossings
Action under the law ordered against smoke-emitting vehicles
Encroachments and illegal parking to be tackled with the departments concerned

FAISALABAD: Alternative routes and traffic diversions will keep city roads moving while mass transit construction work continues.

City Police Officer (CPO) Faisalabad Tanveer Hussain chaired a general meeting of traffic police officers and staff.

According to the City Traffic Police handout, Chief Traffic Officer Faisalabad Nasir Javed Rana, circle officers, sector in-charges, beat in-charges, branch in-charges and field and duty staff attended.

Traffic police officers attend a general meeting chaired by CPO Faisalabad Tanveer Hussain — CPO Tanveer Hussain addresses traffic police officers at the general meeting.

The handout says the meeting reviewed the city’s overall traffic system in detail. Maximum travel facilities for citizens, uninterrupted flow and more effective traffic management came under detailed discussion.

The CPO directed that all available resources be used to keep traffic flowing on main roads, busy crossings and commercial centres. Effective deployment and supervision of field staff at rush hours was ordered so citizens faced no difficulty in commuting.

“The CPO directed that all available resources be used to keep traffic flowing on main roads, busy crossings and commercial centres.”

On the mass transit project, the CPO directed that traffic be kept flowing through alternative routes and diversions during the ongoing development work. He also ordered proper deployment of staff and effective coordination with the departments concerned.

The spokesman says directions were issued for action under the law against smoke-emitting vehicles to control smog. Environmental protection and public awareness measures will also be made more effective.

The meeting also took up traffic problems caused by encroachments and illegal parking in the city. Effective steps with the cooperation of the departments concerned were ordered to keep main roads flowing.

Traffic staff welfare, departmental issues, professional capacity and a better working environment also came under discussion. The CPO directed that staff problems be heard and resolved on a priority basis.

The CPO said the purpose of the traffic police is not only to enforce laws but also to provide citizens the best facilities and guidance. He said officers and staff must ensure courtesy, patience and professional conduct with citizens.

He directed officers to improve the traffic system through effective supervision of field duty, teamwork, responsibility and hard work. He said public service must remain the top priority at every level.

The City Traffic Police spokesman says the force is committed to safe travel, organised traffic and the best public facilities for citizens.

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