Islamabad Police have issued new directions on how officers should handle traffic violations across the capital.
Traffic officers have been instructed not to register unnecessary FIRs against motorists for traffic offences. Instead, officers should impose fines according to the law.
The directions were issued by DIG Islamabad Ali Wasim as part of efforts to improve traffic enforcement and officers’ conduct.
Islamabad Police Direct Officers to Avoid Unnecessary FIRs
Ali Wasim directed traffic officials not to register cases under Section 279 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) for traffic law violations.
Instead, officers should deal with such offences through fines in accordance with existing law. The instruction aims to ensure traffic violations are handled without unnecessary criminal cases.
Moreover, the DIG told traffic officers to maintain a polite and responsible approach while dealing with motorists.
He stressed that officers should remain courteous during interactions with citizens. At the same time, motorists must comply with traffic regulations and avoid violations.
Citizens Asked to Follow Traffic Rules
Islamabad Police have also urged citizens to cooperate with traffic officials and follow road regulations.
According to the directions, cooperation between motorists and traffic police remains important for maintaining smooth traffic flow in the capital.
Therefore, motorists have been encouraged to follow traffic laws while interacting responsibly with traffic officers.
The DIG also emphasized that compliance with traffic rules plays an important role in maintaining a safe and peaceful travelling environment.
Focus on Traffic Management and Road Safety
The latest instructions focus on both enforcement and the conduct of traffic officers. While motorists remain responsible for following traffic laws, officers have been directed to handle violations appropriately.
Islamabad Police have called on motorists to cooperate with officers and comply with traffic regulations. Meanwhile, traffic officials have been instructed to use fines for violations instead of registering unnecessary FIRs.
The police said following traffic rules and cooperation between citizens and officers can help improve road safety and traffic management across Islamabad.
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