e-challans

Imagine the driver or vehicle owners driving through city roads in Lahore suddenly hit a mini heart attack once: a camera flash, a weird SMS, or a random thought pops up: “kahin challan to nahi ho gaya?’’…

Many vehicle owners in Pakistan have received e-challans for violations they did not commit. The culprit? Someone else duplicates their vehicle’s number plate and uses it illegally, causing the original owner…

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz announced in a social media post that the provincial government has started using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to counter traffic violations. In the post, the chief minister…

It seems 2021 was a busy year for Lahore Traffic Police. In a statement, police have issued statistics about challans and educating people about traffic rules in its annual report. In a tweet, the authority…

Lahore Traffic Police has captured a car with a fine of over Rs16,000. As per details, the vehicle has violated the traffic signals 34 times. After catching, the vehicle is currently in the custody of the…

Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has issued over 4.4 million e-challans in the last two years. The authority has deposited Rs339 millions in the national exchequer as payment for e-challans. The data…

National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP), has issued 18mn e-challans so far, while collecting PKR 8.2 billion in the process, through Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB)’s e-ticketing system. The…