Haqnawaz Shinwari
PESHAWAR
City Traffic Police Peshawar launched an e-service mobile App “Rabata, designed to provide online license application service to citizens across the province.
According to an official statement issued here on Friday, the applicants can apply online for a driving license through traffic official mobile app “Rabata” to save their time.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) has said that the system would be available for all online users across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The online license system has been launched on the directions of Inspector General Police (IGP) KP, said traffic police chief.
Applicants can apply online appointment for driving license through official website www.ptpkp.gov.pk
Traffic Police has prepared a scheme for the convenience of Overseas Pakistanis to renew their driving license through the newly designed App.
It is very important to educate every section of the society about traffic rules, in this regard, elementary and secondary education has been formally requested to include the subject of awareness about traffic rules in the curriculum, Qamar Hayat Khan added.
An agreement has been reached with the GPO to provide the license to the applicant at his doorstep for just Rs30.
Hayatabad Learner Permit Counter was established in 2021 and the function of which was only to issue learner permits, now on this facility has been extended to license renewal, CTO added.
The IG KP also approved the Traffic Wardens Rules which were pending since 2016, which has sent a wave of happiness among the traffic officials.
A laser printer has been installed in City Traffic Police Peshawar for printing according to modern and international standards, which has features that cannot be copied by anyone else.
Qamar Hayat added that an awareness campaign for citizens, students and transporters regarding traffic rules is going on across the city.
Regular seminars are also organized in schools, colleges and universities related to traffic rules and awareness about traffic rules is being given on LED screens at all BRT stations and in the Cantt area.
City Traffic Police Peshawar has started the process of temporary registration of rickshaws and motorcycles in collaboration with the Excise Department, said Qamar Hayat Khan.
Traffic volunteers of various colleges and universities hand out warning boxes to those violating traffic rules on the roads.
Various improvements have been made to avoid traffic congestion in parking, roundabouts, U-turns, bazaar exits and entrance gates with the help of station headquarters.
Volunteers from various schools, colleges and universities have been recruited to educate people about traffic rules and regulations.
In the city, operations against one-wheeling, driving without helmets, use of black glasses, over speeding, encroachments and unregistered vehicles are ongoing.
A Traffic Facilitation Center has been established on GT Road by the City Traffic Police for the convenience of the common people
By including traffic rules in the curriculum, making children aware of traffic rules from childhood will bring better results
City Traffic Police Peshawar has started the process of temporary registration of rickshaws and motorcycles in collaboration with the Excise Department, said Qamar Hayat Khan.
City Traffic Police Peshawar has started issuing warning books to those violating traffic rules across Peshawar.
Traffic volunteers of various colleges and universities hand out warning boxes to those violating traffic rules on the roads.
Various improvements have been made to avoid traffic congestion in parking, roundabouts, U-turns, bazaar exits and entrance gates with the help of station headquarters.
Volunteers from various schools, colleges and universities have been recruited to educate people about traffic rules and regulations.
Several campaigns have been launched to ensure implementation of traffic rules, Chief Traffic Officer Qamar Hayat Khan
In the city, operations against one-wheeling, driving without helmets, use of black glasses, over speeding, encroachments and unregistered vehicles are also underway.
