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Punjab Launches Juvenile Driving Permit Service

PITB introduces e-Khidmat Markaz facility for young drivers aged 16-18 to promote safe, responsible driving.

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Punjab Launches Juvenile Driving Permit Service
Youth applying for a juvenile driving permit at an e-Khidmat Maraakaz center in Punjab.

Key Takeaways

  • PITB introduces e-Khidmat Markaz facility for young drivers aged 16-18.
  • Applicants must pass written and practical tests to obtain a permit.
  • Permit allows operation of motorcycles, scooters, and electric bikes up to 125cc.

The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has launched a new service at e-Khidmat Markaz centers for young drivers aged between 16 and 18 years. This initiative aims to promote safe, responsible driving among the youth.

To apply for the Juvenile Driving Permit, applicants must possess a valid NADRA B-Form or Smart Card and provide written consent from their parent or legal guardian.

The application process includes clearing both a traffic signs written examination and a practical driving test. Successful completion of these assessments will result in issuance of the permit.

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The Juvenile Driving Permit authorizes the holder to operate motorcycles, scooters, and electric bikes with an engine capacity not exceeding 125cc. This facility is now available at all e-Khidmat Maraakaz centers across Punjab.

Faisal Yousaf, Chairman of PITB, stated that the government remains committed to providing modern, secure, and citizen-friendly public services, particularly for young citizens. He emphasized that this initiative will improve access to essential services while promoting responsible driving practices.

The introduction of this permit is part of a broader effort by the Punjab government to enhance road safety among young drivers. By ensuring they are well-versed in traffic laws and committed to road safety, the government hopes to reduce accidents involving younger motorists.

For further information on how to apply for the Juvenile Driving Permit, citizens can visit the official e-Khidmat Markaz website at ekhidmat.punjab.gov.pk.

The Government of Punjab remains committed to providing modern, secure, and citizen-friendly public services, particularly for the youth.

Faisal Yousaf, PITB Chairman