LAHORE: Punjab road safety landscape has seen a significant transformation with the introduction of AI-based E-Challans, a technological innovation aimed at automating the detection and enforcement of traffic violations, said Muhammad Shafique Ahmad, Operation Commander of Punjab Safe City.
Talking to the official news channel, he said that Punjab, under the leadership of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, has taken a significant step towards enhancing road safety by introducing AI-driven e-challans to curb traffic violations.
He said this innovative approach uses artificial intelligence to automate the detection of 19 traffic violations, including driving on the wrong side, triple riding, and speeding.
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He explained that in the first phase, an e-challan service will be introduced using Safe City cameras for not wearing helmets on motorbikes and not wearing seat belts in vehicles. He added that in the second phase, e-challans will be started for monitoring violations of 24 traffic rules.
In charge of Artificial Intelligence challans, Sajjad added that those who endanger people’s lives will not be spared. To promote road safety and discipline, the government has vowed to take strict action against reckless drivers and motorists flouting traffic rules.
With the implementation of AI-powered e-challans, traffic enforcement has become more efficient, and violators will face consequences. He added that this zero-tolerance policy aims to curb traffic accidents and foster a culture of responsible driving.
