FIRs to Be Filed for Major Traffic Offenses in Islamabad
Islamabad drivers face stricter action starting today. On Saturday, September 13, 2025, the Islamabad Police, led by Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Captain (Retd) Hamza Humayun, announced that serious traffic violations will now result in First Information Reports (FIRs) instead of just fines. The move aims to enhance road safety.
Details of the New Policy
The decision targets dangerous driving habits. Authorities will focus on offenses that pose significant risks. Key points include:
- Effective Date: Starts September 13, 2025
- Target Violations: Serious breaches like driving against traffic
- Action: Direct FIR filing instead of fines
Wrong-way drivers are urged to take extra care.
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Background and Context
Islamabad has seen rising traffic issues, especially wrong-way driving. The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has been working to enforce rules. This new measure builds on earlier efforts to reduce accidents.
Official Statement
CTO Hamza Humayun emphasized the change. “We want safer roads for everyone,” he said. The policy aims to deter reckless behavior through stronger penalties.
What to Expect
Drivers must follow traffic rules to avoid FIRs. The police will use cameras and patrols to enforce the policy. More details will be shared as the system rolls out.
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