Traffic police establish driving training school
Rawalpindi: Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) of Rawalpindi, Beenish Fatema has taken another important measure for citizens by establishing a driving training school here at Chandani Chowk.
The purpose behind establishing driving training school is to ensure better road safety and extending maximum facilities to citizens by the City Traffic Police. On the occasion, the CTO said that it is right of every citizen including male and female to get training of safe driving to reduce frequency of accidents.
She advised citizens to get themselves registered with the driving training school to get proper training by the expert instructors. The successful students would also be issued certificates. She said the City Traffic Police would continue to extend more facilities to get proper training and driving licences.
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