Nawabshah Steps Up Traffic Enforcement, Violators Face Fines and Action

Traffic Police Shaheed Benazirabad in Nawabshah issued a districtwide advisory on December 24 (Wednesday), warning motorists and transporters that it will fine violations ranging from overloading buses to driving without a licence or seat belt as it steps up enforcement.

The Sindh district, known as President Asif Ali Zardari’s hometown, has positioned itself as a pace-setter on traffic discipline. 

The advisory targets public transport: overloading, missing route permits, and fitness certificates. It penalises riders and drivers who skip helmets and seat belts. 

Police will act against guardians in underage driving cases, including speeding, wrong-way driving, and mobile phone use while driving. 

Officers also plan crackdowns on tinted windows, fancy number plates, pressure horns, and unauthorised emergency lights, as well as road encroachments, illegal parking, and traffic obstruction. 

The department says consistent enforcement will improve safety and keep traffic moving.