Islamabad Traffic Police has announced a new initiative to help women travel independently and confidently. The department will offer free scooter-riding training from November 1 to November 15.
The Free Scooty training program aims to equip women with practical riding skills. It will also encourage safer travel and greater independence in everyday life.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Kainat Azhar Khan announced the initiative. She said the program reflects the department’s commitment to women’s empowerment and mobility.
Free Scooty Training to Be Held at Uraan Driving School
Under the initiative, women will receive hands-on scooter-riding lessons at Uraan Driving School. Experienced female police officers will supervise the training sessions.
The program will focus on helping participants learn essential riding skills. It will also help women gain confidence while travelling on roads.
The training is designed to make scooter riding more accessible to women. Participants will have an opportunity to develop practical skills under professional supervision.
Islamabad Traffic Police hopes the initiative will encourage more women to consider scooters for their daily journeys. These skills may help them travel to workplaces, educational institutions, markets, and other destinations.
Kainat Azhar Khan Highlights Women’s Empowerment
CTO Kainat Azhar Khan said the department was taking steps to support women’s empowerment. She highlighted the importance of helping women travel safely and confidently.
She also stressed that women’s independence remained an important priority. According to the CTO, learning to ride a scooter can improve confidence and self-reliance.
The Free Scooty training initiative aims to address some of the challenges women face during daily travel. Learning to ride may give participants another transportation option for their personal and professional needs.
The program also seeks to promote a more inclusive transport environment. By offering free practical training, the department aims to make riding skills accessible to more women.
Women Encouraged to Join the Training Program
Islamabad Traffic Police has encouraged women to benefit from the free training opportunity. The sessions will take place during the first half of November.
Interested women should seek further information about registration and participation from Islamabad Traffic Police. They should also confirm the training schedule and any requirements before attending.
The Free Scooty program is part of efforts to encourage women’s mobility and independence. Its focus is on providing practical skills rather than distributing scooters.
The initiative could help participants become more comfortable with scooter riding. It may also offer a useful transportation option for women seeking greater independence in their daily routines.|
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With the training scheduled from November 1 to 15, women in Islamabad will have an opportunity to learn under female instructors. The department hopes the program will support safer travel and greater confidence among participants.
