Overview
- Passenger cars, jeeps and motorcycles are capped at 60 km/h, while buses and trucks are limited to 30 km/h, according to DSP Kashif Nadeem.
- New cameras along the corridor will automatically issue e-challans to vehicles exceeding the posted limits.
- The AI-driven Traffic Regulation and Citation System, launched on October 27, reportedly issued about 30,000 fines in its first week worth millions of rupees.
- Early enforcement has focused on violations such as not wearing seatbelts, tinted windows and motorcycle helmet non-compliance.
- Responding to public criticism over steep penalties, the Sindh government says it is considering reducing certain challan amounts.