The imposed fines included 24 challans for not wearing a helmet, each worth Rs. 2,000. He was also penalized for nine violations, including lane crossings, breaking signals, and sign infringements.
Lahore’s Chief Traffic Officer confirmed that e-challans are issued for multiple offenses, including those caught by the city’s AI-powered enforcement system. He said actions were taken quickly.
On July 22, 2024, Punjab Traffic Police issued hundreds of e-challans to owners of smoke-emitting vehicles. AI cameras under the Safe City project capture images and videos, which are then used as evidence for the fines.
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Senior Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb highlighted how this technology is transforming traffic policing. She said the goal is to make Punjab a smoke-free province with modern policing.
The AI initiative is part of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s vision to use technology for governance and public welfare.
