The Rawalpindi City Traffic Police issued more than 1.1 million traffic violation tickets during 2025, collecting approximately Rs. 1.1 billion in fines, according to official statistics released by traffic authorities. The collected amount was deposited into the national treasury.
Officials said the figures reflect a significant increase in traffic enforcement activities across the district. More than 1,300 traffic police officers were deployed throughout the year to manage traffic flow and ensure compliance with road safety laws. As part of stricter enforcement, 3,257 cases were registered for serious traffic violations.
Authorities reported that enforcement activity increased by 44 percent compared to the previous year. This rise is attributed to expanded monitoring, improved traffic management strategies, and greater focus on road safety awareness.
In addition to enforcement, the Traffic Police also made progress in licensing services. A record 328,000 driving licences were issued in Rawalpindi during 2025, indicating growing public participation in legal driving practices.
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Driving without a valid licence remained the most common traffic offence. More than 213,200 tickets were issued for this violation alone. Officials noted that unlicensed driving poses serious safety risks and remains a major concern for traffic authorities.
Motorcyclists accounted for the highest number of violations, with over 653,000 tickets issued during the year. Traffic police highlighted the need for improved safety awareness among motorcyclists, including the use of helmets and adherence to traffic rules.
Traffic officials stated that the strict enforcement measures are aimed at reducing accidents, improving road discipline, and ensuring safer travel for all road users. They added that public cooperation is essential to achieve long-term improvements in traffic safety.
The Rawalpindi City Traffic Police plan to continue their efforts in 2026, with a focus on education, enforcement, and modern traffic management systems.
Overall, the data reflects a strong push toward improved road safety and legal compliance, as authorities work to create a safer and more organized traffic environment in Rawalpindi.
