After the launch of the e-challan system in Karachi, traffic police have started effective enforcement actions. Since the system became operational, a total of 2,662 electronic challans have been issued, according to a post shared by Karachi Traffic Police on social media platform X.
Private TV reports say that the issued challans include 419 for overspeeding, 3 for lane violations, 4 for stop line violations, 1,532 for not wearing seatbelts, and 166 for running red lights.
Similarly, 507 challans were issued to motorcyclists without helmets, 7 for tinted windows, 5 for wrong parking, 5 for parking in no-parking zones, and 32 for using mobile phones while driving.
Three challans were also issued for driving in the wrong direction after the e-challan system came into effect.
Officials said technical improvements were made on the launch day to ensure the system runs smoothly, and it is now fully functional.
DIG Traffic Peer Muhammad Shah said that the e-challan system is a major step toward ensuring road safety and enforcing traffic laws effectively. He added that with public cooperation, the system will become even more efficient. He urged citizens to follow traffic rules to improve road discipline and reduce accidents.
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شہرِ قائد میں ای چالان نظام کے نفاذ کے بعد مؤثر کارروائیاں
کراچی ٹریفک پولیس کی جانب سے ای چالان (E-Challan) نظام کے باضابطہ افتتاح کے بعد مجموعی طور پر 2 ہزار 662 الیکٹرانک چالان جاری کیے گئے۔https://t.co/pX0XY4Yz2s pic.twitter.com/9yWlRVnhZp
— Karachi Traffic Police (@Khitrafficpol) October 28, 2025
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It is worth mentioning that Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah had officially inaugurated the e-challan system in Karachi a day earlier. Speaking at the e-ticketing launch ceremony, he said that traffic violations will now be automatically recorded through advanced cameras.
The chief minister added that everyone — whether driving a car, motorcycle, or rickshaw — must obey the law. He termed the system an important move toward digital transparency and modernization in Sindh.
Murad Ali Shah said that the e-ticketing system will eliminate human interference and bias, ensuring better service and safety for citizens. He also announced that the number of surveillance cameras will be increased to 12,000 and that special tracking centers have been established to assist the public.
