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Karachi’s administration has taken a bold step to combat growing traffic congestion by banning double parking on the city’s busiest roads. The decision was made during a meeting led by Commissioner Karachi, Hassan Naqvi, who emphasized the urgent need for improved traffic management and strict enforcement of parking regulations.

Double Parking Fuels Traffic Jam Crisis

Karachi’s traffic congestion has worsened due to illegal parking, especially in the South District. DIG Traffic Karachi, Ahmed Nawaz, revealed that the city has 201 charged parking areas, with around 130 located on major roads. However, the presence of double parking and unauthorized spots has been obstructing traffic flow, exacerbating the city’s already severe traffic issues.

The authorities have vowed to ensure strict compliance with parking rules. Contractors who violate these regulations will face the cancellation of their permits. The district administration and traffic police will work together to enforce these new measures efficiently.

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Ticket Counter Closures to Reduce Congestion

In addition to the double parking ban, another significant decision was made to tackle congestion caused by intercity buses. The meeting decided to close the ticket counters for these buses within the city. The Transport Secretary has been tasked with ensuring that no tickets are sold from these counters, aiming to further alleviate traffic pressure in Karachi.

A Step Toward Better Traffic Management

These measures are part of a broader effort to improve Karachi’s traffic management and road safety. The authorities are hopeful that these new regulations will reduce traffic jams. It will also enhance the overall flow of vehicles, making the city’s streets safer and more efficient.

Karachi has long struggled with heavy traffic, but with these steps, there is hope for significant improvements. Residents and visitors are urged to comply with these regulations to ensure smoother travel across the city.

The administration is committed to making Karachi a more manageable and safer city for all its residents.

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