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The Punjab Safe Cities Authority has introduced the CM Punjab QR Panic Button System for public transport vehicles across the province, giving passengers and drivers a direct digital link to emergency police…

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…

In a major step toward modernizing urban mobility, the Punjab government has greenlit a Rs. 871 million Command & Control Centre for the Lahore Ring Road. The high-tech facility will use AI-driven…

In order to add convenience and easy accessibility for the motorists, Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has added three more banks HBL, MCB, and UBL to its receipts of e-challan payments. E-challan system…

In an aim to improve traffic management without any human interference and to tackle corruption, Punjab Safe Cities Authorities (PSCA) launched the e-challan system in Lahore, last year in September 2018.…

Once again the Excise and Taxation Department of Punjab has issued a warning to people who are driving vehicles on open letters. The authority has given 10-days to citizens to register their vehicles on their…

In a bid to facilitate the general public of Lahore, Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has issued a list of points which are closed for commuting purposes. There are total 39 points which are closed for…