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Lahore Bans Entry of Commercial Vehicles Without Licenses

Lahore Bans Entry of Commercial Vehicles Without Licenses

Lahore traffic authorities have increased inspections at major entry points across the city. The campaign aims to reduce road accidents and improve traffic safety.

The Chief Traffic Officer Lahore said strict checking is underway at city entrances. Authorities are targeting vehicles that fail to meet legal and safety requirements.

Under the campaign, Commercial Vehicles without valid fitness certificates or driving licenses face entry restrictions.

Traffic officials have also taken action against vehicles carrying construction materials without proper safety measures.

Commercial Vehicles Face Strict Checks in Lahore

According to the CTO Lahore, traffic teams are checking documentation for heavy and commercial transport.

Drivers must have valid driving licenses before operating vehicles covered by the enforcement campaign. Vehicles must also carry valid fitness certificates where required.

Authorities have restricted the entry of Commercial Vehicles that fail to meet these requirements.

Officials said the measures are intended to improve road safety. They also aim to reduce risks linked with unfit vehicles and unlicensed drivers.

The enforcement drive is expected to continue across Lahore.

108 Tractors and Trolleys Impounded

Traffic authorities have also targeted tractors and trolleys transporting soil and sand.

During the operation, officials impounded 108 tractors and trolleys. These vehicles were allegedly transporting materials without proper tarpaulin covers.

Uncovered loads can create problems for other road users. Authorities are therefore taking action against vehicles violating transport and safety rules.

Officials have also initiated action against 210 heavy vehicles operating without valid fitness certificates.

Cases Registered Against 16 Drivers

The enforcement campaign also focuses on drivers operating heavy machinery without valid licenses.

According to the CTO, cases have been registered against 16 drivers for allegedly operating heavy machinery without proper licenses.

Traffic officials have warned drivers and transport operators to follow applicable regulations.

The latest campaign places particular attention on Commercial Vehicles entering Lahore. Drivers should ensure their required documents remain valid before travelling.

Authorities have indicated that enforcement against traffic violations will continue.

The CTO said the campaign is focused on protecting road users and improving traffic discipline across Lahore.

Transport operators have been urged to maintain vehicle fitness requirements and ensure drivers hold valid licenses. They should also properly cover soil and sand while transporting these materials.

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Traffic authorities are expected to maintain checks at Lahore’s entry points as part of the wider road safety campaign.

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