Sindh Expands E-Challan System
Sindh Expands E-Challan System: Sindh has officially expanded its e-challan system beyond Karachi to include two major cities Sukkur and Hyderabad the move aims to streamline traffic management reduce road accidents and ensure that traffic violations are effectively penalized across the province authorities hope that the digital system will minimize corruption and make the penalty collection process transparent.
Home Minister Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar confirmed that driving license checks are being carried out alongside e-challan enforcement he acknowledged minor technical glitches but emphasized that the government is committed to improving overall traffic control officials insist that the expansion is part of a larger plan to strengthen road safety measures throughout Sindh.
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| City | Key Violations | Number of Cases | Fines Collected (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karachi | Seat Belt Violations | 57,541 | 570,000,000+ |
| Karachi | Helmet Violations (Motorcyclists) | 22,257 | 111,000,000+ |
| Karachi | Overspeeding (Dumpers/Private Vehicles) | 3,887 | – |
| Karachi | Signal Violations | 3,102 | – |
| Karachi | Fancy Number Plates & Tinted Windows | 2,456 | 29,400,000+ |
| Sukkur & Hyderabad | New Cities Implemented | – | – |
New Cities Included in Sindh E-Challan System
- Sukkur – A major city in northern Sindh, now under digital traffic enforcement.
- Hyderabad – A key urban center in Sindh, now included for e-challan implementation.
Karachi Sees Massive E-Challan Collections in a Month
Karachi Traffic Police reported collecting more than Rs710 million in just one month through the e-challan system over 93,000 challans were generated reflecting widespread enforcement of traffic rules the majority of violations were linked to seat belt and helmet usage, highlighting the authorities focus on common yet critical traffic regulations.
Motorcycle riders and private vehicle drivers were among the most frequent violators overspeeding signal violations, and other infractions are being closely monitored with digital trackers and automated systems, ensuring timely and accurate penalties. Officials continue to urge citizens to adhere to traffic rules for their safety and to avoid fines.
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Key Traffic Violations in Sindh Cities
- Seat Belt Violations: 57,541 cases, fines exceeding Rs570 million.
- Helmet Violations (Motorcyclists): 22,257 cases, penalties over Rs111 million.
- Overspeeding: 1,188 challans for dumpers, trailers, water tankers; 2,699 for private vehicles.
- Signal Violations: 3,102 challans issued to drivers.
- Fancy Number Plates & Tinted Windows: 2,456 cases, totaling over Rs29.4 million in fines.
Traffic Authorities Guidelines for Road Safety
- Follow traffic signals and lane discipline at all times.
- Wear seat belts and helmets to avoid fines and accidents.
- Maintain legal vehicle registration and number plates.
- Avoid overspeeding and reckless driving.
- Cooperate with traffic police for smooth enforcement of laws.
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