In a major step towards easing travel for Pakistani citizens, the country’s first International Driving License kiosk has been launched at Lahore Airport. The facility was officially inaugurated by Chief Traffic Officer Dr. Muhammad Athar Waheed.
This is the first time such a traffic kiosk has been introduced at any international airport in Pakistan. The fully digital system allows travelers to obtain an International Driving License in just five minutes—significantly reducing wait times and paperwork.
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With this license, Pakistani citizens can now legally drive in 132 countries, opening up new convenience for tourists, expatriates, and frequent flyers.
The initiative is being hailed as a game-changer for international travelers, offering instant service and eliminating the need for visits to city traffic offices.
