DIG Traffic Syed Peer Muhammad Shah: No Vehicle Exempt from Speeding Fines, Including PM and CM Cars

The DIG Traffic, Syed Peer Muhammad Shah, has issued a strong statement affirming that no vehicle is exempt from traffic regulations, including those belonging to the Prime Minister, Chief Minister, or other high-ranking officials. According to the recent directive, any vehicle found overspeeding or violating traffic laws will be issued a challan, regardless of its official status.

This announcement represents a significant step toward equal enforcement of traffic laws in Pakistan, emphasizing that road safety rules are universal and apply to all drivers without exception. Authorities have highlighted that adherence to speed limits, traffic signals, and other road safety regulations is mandatory for everyone, and violators will face penalties under the law.

The move underscores the government’s commitment to reducing accidents and promoting responsible driving. By making it clear that even vehicles with high-level privileges are accountable, the traffic department aims to set a precedent that safety on the roads is a priority above protocol or rank. This initiative is expected to strengthen public confidence in law enforcement and encourage all drivers to respect traffic rules, contributing to safer streets for citizens across the country.