PTA challans about 27 vehicles running without permits or documents on N-25

QUETTA: Staff of the Provincial Transport Authority (PTA) took action against illegal vehicles, and those running without permits, papers or other documents, on the N-25 (Karachi-Chaman) national highway. They acted on the special directions of Balochistan Secretary Transport Muhammad Hayat Kakar and PTA Balochistan Secretary Abdul Majeed Jonjo.

During the operation, route permits, necessary papers and fitness certificates of vehicles were checked. Action was taken against vehicles that did not meet legal requirements, and about 27 vehicles were challaned.

Motorway police personnel also took part in the joint operation along with PTA staff. Officials examined the legal status of the vehicles, their travel documents and fitness certificates to ensure that traffic laws were followed on the national highway.

During the operation, vehicles running illegally, missing documents and other violations were identified. Officials made it clear that action under the law would continue against those driving vehicles without route permits, fitness certificates and other mandatory documents.

According to officials, the aim of the measure is to ensure compliance with traffic laws on national highways, improve the safety of passengers and stop illegal transport. Checking of legal requirements relating to foreign nationals was also part of the operation.

The staff concerned have been directed to make monitoring and checking on national highways effective and to continue taking legal action against violators without discrimination in the future as well.