Heavy Fines for Smoky Vehicles on Highways and Motorways

Jawad

01 Dec 2023

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Heavy Fines for Smoky Vehicles on Highways and Motorways

In an endeavor to combat environmental pollution and smog, the Ministry of Communication has implemented substantial measures against vehicles emitting smoke over the past three years. This proactive crackdown has led to the imposition of fines amounting to millions of rupees on offenders across various roads and motorways.

Over the last three years, an alarming 65,379 cases of driving offenses were documented concerning vehicles emitting smoke on motorways and highways. The fines levied during this period surpassed a significant sum of Rs. 32.6 million, underscoring the government's steadfast commitment to mitigating air pollution.

Specifically targeting vehicles on highways, a substantial 61,399 cases of driving offenses related to smoke emissions were registered. These stringent measures indicate a concentrated effort on high-traffic areas, aiming to reduce the impact of vehicular pollution on the environment.

In its pursuit of enforcing emission regulations, the Ministry reported 3,980 cases of driving offenses related to smoke-emitting vehicles on motorways. Fines exceeding Rs. 1.9 million were imposed on over 3,980 vehicles, demonstrating a robust response to violations.

These proactive actions were recently presented in the Senate by the Ministry of Transportation. The report offers a comprehensive overview of the fines imposed, the number of offenses recorded, and the overall impact of the measures taken.

Such steps align with the government's broader commitment to environmental sustainability and public health. By addressing the root cause of air pollution through stringent penalties, authorities aim to create a cleaner and healthier living environment for citizens.

As the government persists in its efforts to tackle environmental challenges, measures against vehicular emissions serve as a crucial step toward ensuring a sustainable and greener future for the nation.

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