Karachi E-Challan fine rates for cars, bikes likely to fall by 50% – Pakistan Observer

KARACHI – The Sindh government mulls over reducing the fines for e-challans for car and motorcycle in Karachi after people raised concerns over massive traffic fines.

Reports said that the provincial government is reviewing a proposal to cut the traffic fine rates by halt.

They suggested that the fine for motorcycles could be reduced from Rs5,000 to Rs2,500, while e-challan fines for vehicles under 1,000 cc may also see a similar reduction.

A final decision on this matter will be made during a special committee meeting chaired by the Sindh Interior Minister next week.

Following the committee’s approval, the notification for the new fines is expected to be issued shortly thereafter.

The committee had previously requested recommendations regarding e-challan fines during a meeting on December 23. If approved, the revised fines aim to provide relief to vehicle owners and make the e-challan system more accessible and fair.

Last year, the Sindh government implemented a new structure of fines and demerit points for traffic violations across the province by amending the Twelfth Schedule under Section 121-A of the Motor Vehicles Ordinance, 1965.

Senior Sindh Minister for Information, Transport, and Mass Transit, Sharjeel Inam Memon, had announced that these measures aim to deter dangerous driving behaviors and improve road safety.

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