KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah was briefed that a total of 7,860 motorcycles had been seized for traffic violations, alongside 193 heavy transport vehicles such as dumpers and tankers.
Additionally, 596 vehicles were penalized for using tinted windows and unauthorized or decorative number plates.
The update was provided through a progress report presented to the chief minister at CM House, outlining the outcomes of a province-wide operation against traffic law violations, initiated under his directives.
CM Shah reiterated that adherence to traffic regulations is non-negotiable and ordered the enforcement of a strict zero-tolerance policy, particularly targeting unregistered and unfit vehicles.
Emphasizing public safety, he also directed law enforcement agencies to take decisive action against motorcyclists riding without helmets and to immediately fine individuals found using illegal number plates or window tints.
According to the official statement, the traffic enforcement campaign is ongoing throughout Sindh.
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During the operation, both light and heavy vehicles have been impounded, and in severe cases, 25 vehicles have been recommended for permanent cancellation of registration, while 144 vehicles face temporary registration suspensions.
The progress report, covering the period from April 4 to April 14, 2025, detailed the following actions:
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7,860 motorcycles impounded for various infractions, including helmet violations.
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596 vehicles fined for the use of tinted glass and non-standard number plates.
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193 heavy vehicles, including tankers and dumpers, penalized for exceeding speed limits and lacking proper fitness certification.
In addition, the chief minister instructed authorities to cap the speed of heavy commercial vehicles at 30 km/h within city limits to minimize road accidents and improve safety for urban commuters.
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Mr. Shah emphasized that the traffic laws must be enforced across the board to ensure order and public safety, signaling his commitment to making the roads safer for all citizens.
