Lahore: motorcyclists without helmet to face Rs2,000 fine

LAHORE: In response to the rising number of motorcycle accidents causing severe head and neck injuries, Lahore traffic authorities have initiated a rigorous crackdown on riders without helmets. Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Amara Athar has announced a strict enforcement campaign, emphasizing zero tolerance for riding without helmets in the city.

Under the new enforcement measures, violators will face heavy fines, with an Rs2,000 traffic ticket imposed on anyone caught riding a motorcycle without a helmet. The crackdown will target all major roads in Lahore, including prominent highways such as Canal Road and Jail Road.

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The initiative aims to enhance road safety and reduce the risk of fatalities and head trauma associated with motorcycle accidents.