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Heavy Vehicles Banned in Islamabad at Certain Times

Heavy Vehicles Banned in Islamabad at Certain Times

The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has banned the entry of heavy vehicles to the federal capital on different dates to certify smooth traffic movement and public security in its traffic plan for the upcoming 23rd March parade.

The ITP spokesperson stated that heavy vehicles will not be allowed to enter Islamabad on March 17, 19, 21, and 23, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 AM.

Additionally, other routes have been allocated for traffic from Lahore to modernize the journey. The spokesperson added that vehicles will be directed to travel from Rawalpindi Sadar Road towards Peshawar GT Road and the motorway.

Traffic from Koral Chowk and Rawalpindi will be redirected to Islamabad via Khanna Bridge, Lehtrar Road, and Park Road.

To facilitate smaller vehicles, the Motorway Police has announced an alternative for traffic to turn from Kashmir Chowk towards Barakahu and Murree.

Moreover, authorities have decided to keep Faizabad closed to all types of vehicles. Citizens have been advised to collaborate with law execution workers and follow the rules.

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