DIG Islamabad Enhances Traffic Police Efficiency

The Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Islamabad, Syed Ali Raza, recently visited the Traffic Police headquarters at Faizabad to evaluate and improve the efficiency of traffic police services for the public. This visit aimed to enhance the delivery of civic services and ensure a disciplined traffic system in the capital city.

During the visit, Chief Traffic Officer Islamabad Muhammad Sarfraz Virk and other senior officials briefed DIG Islamabad on the Traffic Police operations. The focus was on addressing staff concerns, taking strict actions against traffic rule violators, and establishing special squads to manage traffic flow and prevent accidents.

Special attention is being given to enforcing regulations such as seat belt usage, prohibition of mobile phone use while driving, lane discipline, and mandatory helmet-wearing for motorcyclists. Efforts to reduce traffic violations and accidents have shown positive results through the implementation of special checkpoints and enhanced coordination of traffic systems.

DIG Islamabad emphasized the commitment to prioritizing the safety of citizens' lives and property by maintaining a disciplined traffic system without tolerance for negligence. The officials were directed to ensure transparency in issuing driving licenses and promptly address citizen grievances to improve overall service delivery.

The visit by DIG Islamabad to the Traffic Police headquarters signifies a proactive approach towards enhancing traffic management and safety in Islamabad. The ongoing efforts to enforce traffic regulations and improve service delivery reflect a commitment to creating a safer and more efficient traffic system for the residents of the capital city.