In an unprecedented move, Faisalabad police have filed a case against a motorcyclist for exceeding the 60km/h speed limit, marking the first such enforcement in the province.
The accused, identified as Rehan, was arrested for reckless speeding on Bagh-e-Jinnah Road. Police stated that his dangerous driving posed a serious risk to public safety, leading to immediate legal action.
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To enforce speed regulations, the Punjab Traffic Police have been instructed to strictly implement the 60km/h speed cap for motorcycles. A directive has been issued to traffic authorities, emphasizing the need for strict monitoring.
On the orders of the Additional Inspector General (Traffic), the Punjab Traffic SSP has instructed all district officers to ensure compliance. Chief Traffic Officers (CTOs) and District Traffic Officers (DTOs) across Punjab, including Lahore, have been tasked with monitoring motorcycle speeds and penalizing violators.
Speed checks will be conducted using Safe City cameras and speed guns in all districts. Additionally, authorities plan to acquire more speed guns to enhance enforcement. Officials have warned that strict action will be taken against anyone violating traffic laws.
