Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh, Ghulam Nabi Memon, announced the establishment of traffic courts and a significant hike in penalties to deter repeated violations.
Major Fine Increases Approved
Speaking to ARY News, IGP Memon said the Sindh cabinet has approved amendments to the motor vehicle ordinance. Once the chief minister signs the summary, the law will come into effect. In conclusion Fines for serious violations that could lead to fatal accidents will rise tenfold.
Under the new legislation, the fine for traffic violations will range from Rs 5,000 to Rs 250,000. If unpaid within 21 days, the penalty will double.
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Traffic Courts for Public Appeal
IGP Memon confirmed that traffic courts will be formed once the law is enacted. These courts will allow citizens to challenge traffic fines.
He also stated that the current manual system of traffic enforcement will be phased out. However This move aims to eliminate doubts about fairness and corruption as fine amounts rise.
E-Ticketing and Smart Monitoring
The new system will rely heavily on e-ticketing. Surveillance cameras and tracking devices will become mandatory for heavy vehicles.
A Step Toward Safer Roads
The combination of stricter fines, electronic monitoring, and legal avenues for appeal signals a robust push toward more disciplined and law-abiding roads in the city.
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