ISLAMABAD - The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has been directed to ensure smooth flow of traffic at IJP Road, Srinagar Highway and Islamabad Expressway and take strict action against those creating inconvenience for the road users.
While reviewing the overall performance report about traffic-related issues, Senior Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Mazhar Iqbal on Saturday directed to depute special squads at Islamabad Expressway, IJP Road, Srinagar Highway and other important boulevards to ensure smooth traffic flow there. He said that complaints about any inconvenience to people can be lodged with ITP Helpline 1915 or 051-9261992-93 which would be addressed promptly.
Following the directions of IGP Islamabad Muhammad Ahsan Younas, the SSP (Traffic) said that ITP is taking steps to ensure a safe road environment in the city with maximum convenience to road users. He said that special enforcement squads have been constituted to ensure the implementation of traffic rules and also smooth traffic flow in busy areas. He further directed to ensure traffic discipline in the city and take action against violators without any discrimination.
Meanwhile, the spokesman said that 13,980 vehicles have been fined during the current year for hampering the smooth flow of traffic and involvement in over-loading. The police spokesman said that efforts are underway to ensure smooth traffic flow in the city and the cooperation of road users is crucial to overcoming traffic-related problems.
While reviewing the overall performance report about traffic-related issues, Senior Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Mazhar Iqbal on Saturday directed to depute special squads at Islamabad Expressway, IJP Road, Srinagar Highway and other important boulevards to ensure smooth traffic flow there. He said that complaints about any inconvenience to people can be lodged with ITP Helpline 1915 or 051-9261992-93 which would be addressed promptly.
Following the directions of IGP Islamabad Muhammad Ahsan Younas, the SSP (Traffic) said that ITP is taking steps to ensure a safe road environment in the city with maximum convenience to road users. He said that special enforcement squads have been constituted to ensure the implementation of traffic rules and also smooth traffic flow in busy areas. He further directed to ensure traffic discipline in the city and take action against violators without any discrimination.
Meanwhile, the spokesman said that 13,980 vehicles have been fined during the current year for hampering the smooth flow of traffic and involvement in over-loading. The police spokesman said that efforts are underway to ensure smooth traffic flow in the city and the cooperation of road users is crucial to overcoming traffic-related problems.
