The Lahore Traffic Police have introduced new smart uniforms along with a digital “One App” system to strengthen traffic enforcement and improve interaction between wardens and citizens.
Officials say the initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize traffic policing in the provincial capital and ensure better discipline on the roads.
Traffic wardens appeared enthusiastic about the new uniforms, which authorities say are designed to present a more professional and citizen-friendly image while improving operational efficiency.
Body Cameras for Transparency
As part of the upgrade, traffic wardens will also be equipped with body cameras to enhance transparency during traffic enforcement.
The cameras will record interactions between wardens and motorists, helping reduce disputes and ensuring accountability during traffic checks and enforcement operations.
Authorities believe the technology will strengthen public trust while supporting better monitoring of field activities.
‘One App’ for Instant Verification
A key feature of the initiative is the introduction of the “One App” system, which allows traffic officers to verify important records instantly during roadside checks.
Using the application, officers will be able to check quickly:
- CNIC details
- Driving licence records
- Stolen vehicle status
- Vehicle fitness certificates
- Route permits
- E-challan records
- FIR status
- Driver’s criminal history
Officials say the app will significantly reduce the time required for manual verification and enable officers to take action more efficiently on the spot.
Toward Smarter Traffic Enforcement
Authorities believe the combination of modern uniforms, body cameras, and digital verification tools will strengthen traffic discipline across Lahore.
By allowing wardens to access key records and monitor enforcement with body cameras instantly, the new system is expected to improve accountability and ensure more effective regulation of traffic on the city’s roads.
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