Drive launched against unregistered vehicles
Action will be taken against traffic violations, underage drivers, and illegal vehicles
PESHAWAR: Commissioner Peshawar Division Riaz Khan Mehsud has launched a 20-day crackdown on unregistered vehicles plying the Grand Trunk Road.
During the operation, action would be taken against rickshaws, buses, and wagons. The drive aims to ban rickshaws plying between Pir Zakuri Bridge and Surrey Pul. The operation seeks to stop the plying of buses and wagons on BRT routes.
Action will be taken against traffic violations, underage drivers, and illegal vehicles.
The operation aims to streamline the transport system, reduce traffic congestion, and ensure road safety. Authorities will take action against rickshaws operating outside their designated areas and those with forged permits or irregular registration numbers. Unlicensed rickshaws will be sealed during the drive.
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