Motorcyclists Without Helmets Face Fines Up to 2,000 Rupees in Punjab

The traffic police in Punjab have significantly increased fines for riding without helmets, reinforcing road safety across the province. In all districts, wearing helmets has become mandatory for motorcyclists, and riders without helmets are now restricted from entering several key areas in major cities.

Chief Traffic Officer Amara Athar announced the creation of special checkpoints along prominent roads to ensure compliance. The government has set fines for violators at up to 2,000 rupees.

Key Restricted Areas:

  • Mall Road
  • Jail Road
  • Ferozepur Road
  • Canal Road
  • Main Boulevard
  • Shanu Baba Chowk
  • Lake City
  • Adda Plot
  • Abdul Sattar Edhi Road

In Lahore alone, the traffic police have been rigorously enforcing the helmet mandate, issuing over 711,213 tickets since the campaign began. This initiative underscores the importance of helmet use for both safety and to avoid hefty penalties.

Riders are reminded that wearing a helmet is not just a legal requirement but a critical safety measure that can save lives. Prioritize safety, follow the rules, and protect yourself on the road!

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