Free helmets distributed in Lahore

LAHORE: Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Amarah Akhtar on Monday distributed free helmets to motorcyclists without proper headgear at Liberty Chowk. The event, attended by SP City Shahzad Khan and Lady Wardens, aimed to emphasize the significance of wearing helmets.

During a media briefing, CTO Amarah Akhtar underscored that the focus is on preserving lives rather than revenue collection. Motorcyclists adhering to helmet usage will not face fines, and the issuance of driving licenses will follow the updated fee schedule starting January 10.

The initiative received positive feedback from citizens, who viewed the free helmet distribution as a thoughtful gesture, especially in the current economic conditions.

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Lauding the Lahore City Traffic Police for this commendable move, the public sees it as a pivotal step in safeguarding lives and reducing road accidents. Additionally, the announcement of a new fee schedule for driving licenses, effective from January 10, is seen as a positive measure to enhance government revenue and streamline traffic police operations.

 LAHORE: Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Amarah Akhtar took a proactive step in promoting road safety by distributing free helmets to motorcyclists without proper headgear at Liberty Chowk. The event, attended by SP City Shahzad Khan and Lady Wardens, aimed to emphasize the significance of wearing helmets.

During a media briefing, CTO Amarah Akhtar underscored that the focus is on preserving lives rather than revenue collection. Motorcyclists adhering to helmet usage will not face fines, and the issuance of driving licenses will follow the updated fee schedule starting January 10.

The initiative received positive feedback from citizens, who viewed the free helmet distribution as a thoughtful gesture, especially in the current economic conditions.

Lauding the Lahore City Traffic Police for this commendable move, the public sees it as a pivotal step in safeguarding lives and reducing road accidents. Additionally, the announcement of a new fee schedule for driving licenses, effective from January 10, is seen as a positive measure to enhance government revenue and streamline traffic police operations.