Key Takeaways
- Punjab Traffic Police has introduced special arrangements for students applying for driving licenses under the e-bike scheme.
- Students can now obtain both a motorcycle learner’s and regular driving license on the same day.
- More than 222,000 motorcycle driving licenses were issued in the past eight days.
The Punjab Traffic Police has introduced special arrangements to facilitate students applying for driving licenses under the provincial government’s 100,000 electric bike scheme.
Punjab DIG Traffic Waqas Nazir has directed all licensing centers to provide easier access to students interested in the e-bike scheme.
According to the traffic police spokesperson, CTOs and DTOs will make the licensing process simpler for eligible students.
Students will now be able to obtain both a motorcycle learner’s and regular driving license on the same day, without the usual 42-day wait period after obtaining a learner’s license.
A valid driving license is mandatory for students seeking to benefit from the e-bike scheme, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.
More than 222,000 motorcycle driving licenses were issued during the past eight days, while over 6,500 juvenile driving permits have been issued this month.
Waqas Nazir directed licensing centers to provide the best possible facilities to students applying for licenses through the e-bike scheme.
He also stressed the importance of safe-driving training so students can become confident and responsible riders.
