ISLAMABAD: Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has announced a second batch of free scooty (scooter) riding training for women from November 16 to 30, 2026, under its Uraan initiative to promote safe and independent mobility.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Kainat Azhar Khan announced the new batch in a video statement released by Islamabad Police, inviting women who could not join the first batch or still wished to learn scooty riding to register for the upcoming sessions.
The announcement comes as the first batch, which started on November 1, continues at the Uraan Driving School. During a training session held at the Traffic Headquarters on Friday, women were given practical guidance on traffic rules, safe driving practices and compliance with traffic signals.
The participants were also trained in the proper use of helmets and safety precautions while riding, with experienced female police instructors providing practical guidance.
The second batch will run from November 16 to 30. The programme offers free practical riding lessons aimed at helping women develop the skills and confidence needed to travel independently and safely.
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Registration for the first batch was conducted at Islamabad Police Lines, H-11. Women interested in joining the second batch can contact Islamabad Traffic Police through its official helplines 1915 and 1715 or its official X account, @ICT_Police, for registration details, timings and venue confirmation.
CTO Kainat Azhar Khan has described the initiative as part of efforts to empower women, promote self-reliance and improve safe mobility in the federal capital.
