Sindh Enforces New Traffic Fines to Curb Road Chaos
The provincial government of Sindh has introduced a new traffic penalty system with fines soaring up to Rs100,000 for severe violations.
The decision aims to curb road accidents, discourage reckless behavior, and promote discipline among all categories of drivers.
According to officials, the revised penalty framework covers speeding, wrong-way movement, illegal parking, and driving without a valid license.
The updated structure reflects the resolve of the government to strengthen enforcement and improve road safety across the province.
Under the new system, fines for speeding range from Rs5,000 for motorcycles to Rs20,000 for heavy vehicles.
Driving without a license may cost up to Rs30,000, while reckless driving carries penalties as high as Rs50,000.
One-way and wrong-side violations are subject to the heaviest fines, reaching Rs100,000 for heavy vehicles.
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Authorities confirmed that the penalty system will also incorporate a demerit points mechanism, which can directly impact a driver’s record and license validity.
This measure is designed to ensure consistent accountability and discourage repeat offenses.
Officials stressed that the revised fines are intended to promote responsible driving rather than generate revenue.
They expressed hope that the strict enforcement would lead to fewer accidents and more orderly traffic conditions across Sindh.
The provincial government believes the new penalty system will serve as an effective deterrent, instilling discipline among drivers and ensuring safer roads for all citizens.
