Published: May 6, 2025: In another major city in Pakistan, the E challan system is ready to launch soon to maintain the traffic rules. In Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi, this innovative system is already in use. Now, consultants want to launch it in a big city like Peshawar.

E-Challan System To Launch In Peshawar Soon

To catch traffic rule violators, the E-challan system uses modern technology and cameras. The person who breaks the rule is automatically detected and captures their vehicle number plate, and on the registered phone number or at the owner’s home, they send their challan card which they have to pay according to the date or fee. To reduce road accidents and to support safer road activities, this system has been introduced.

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At main roads, signals, and important locations in Peshawar, a start camera must be installed said officials. These cameras will record fast speed, breaking of signals, wrong turns, and other damages. The system will be associated with a central database of automobile and owner records.

The staff training is already in progress, the traffic police department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has confirmed. They are also establishing an awareness campaign program for the public to give them education about how the E-Challan system works and how to pay challan fines through online platforms or bank apps.

For traffic management, it’s a big innovative step. Authorities say that it will bring peace, and discipline on the roads and reduce road accidents, as fines are also issued automatically without any human participation so that no doubt remains.

The exact launch date of the program will be announced soon. Citizens are required to follow traffic rules strictly to avoid fines. This system has had success in other major cities of Pakistan. There is hope that this system will work perfectly in Peshawar, and they will also benefit from this innovative effort. Also, like the Peshawar government wants to expand this system in other countries of Pakistan for its Digital Pakistan vision.