Women in Islamabad have another opportunity to develop independent transportation skills through a free scooter riding training initiative.
The program aims to help women travel safely, reduce dependence on others, and improve access to education and employment.
Islamabad Traffic Police has already established the Uraan Scooty and Motor Riding School to address transportation challenges faced by female commuters.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp-JYPF6cWo
Islamabad Traffic Police Offers Professional Riding Training
The training facility operates at the Islamabad Traffic Police Headquarters in Faizabad.
Inspector General of Police Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi inaugurated the initiative in February 2026.
The school provides structured instruction in scooter riding, motorcycle handling, and car driving.
Qualified female instructors supervise practical lessons, creating a supportive learning environment.
Participants receive guidance on traffic regulations, road safety, and responsible vehicle operation.
Women Can Learn Riding Skills and Road Safety
The training facility features a dedicated driving track and equipment designed for practical instruction.
The program particularly benefits female students and working women in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Successful participants receive certificates recognizing their completed training.
Earlier, Islamabad Traffic Police confirmed that its second batch completed a 21-day training course in April.
Chief Traffic Officer Muhammad Sarfraz Virk distributed certificates among successful participant.
How Can Women Register for Scooty Training?
Women interested in joining the initiative can contact Islamabad Traffic Police for information about enrollment and upcoming training sessions.
The department previously provided 0325-2786915 as its registration contact number.
Independent transportation can help women reach workplaces, educational institutions, and essential services more conveniently.
The initiative represents another effort to improve women’s mobility and promote safer commuting across the federal capital.
