A targeted traffic enforcement campaign has been launched in Cantt Circle as part of the Punjab Chief Minister’s “Safe Punjab” mission, with authorities cracking down on a range of violations including riding without helmets, driving without licenses or vehicle registration, and vehicle overloading. The initiative seeks to boost road safety and promote adherence to traffic regulations across the province.
Law enforcement officials have intensified their efforts, issuing fines and warnings to those found flouting traffic laws. The operations focus on deterring dangerous driving behaviours and ensuring that all commuters comply with legal requirements.
Alongside strict enforcement, officials have also prioritized public awareness. Drivers and commuters were briefed about the significance of observing traffic rules and the role each individual plays in ensuring safer roads. Authorities emphasized that fostering a safer Punjab requires collective responsibility and active participation from all citizens.
The government’s strategy combines robust law enforcement with ongoing educational outreach. Through the “Safe Punjab” mission, authorities aim to reduce road accidents, protect lives, and instill a lasting culture of discipline among road users. The campaign is expanding province-wide, with similar operations underway to further enhance road safety and hold violators to account throughout Punjab.
