ISLAMABAD, Feb 01 (APP): Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has reported a significant reduction of over 70 percent in motorcycle-related accidents following a strict enforcement campaign against lane violations and non-compliance with helmet rules in the federal capital.
An ITP official told APP on Sunday that during January 2025, a total of 17 fatal accidents were reported, while 14 other accidents resulted in injuries. Similarly, in December 2025, 10 fatal accidents and 14 injury-related accidents were recorded.
He said that after the launch of a focused campaign against helmet violations and improper lane usage by motorcyclists, the number of accidents dropped sharply, with only five accidents reported in January 2026.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Islamabad Hamzah Humayun said that the positive results clearly show that lane discipline and adherence to traffic laws can save precious human lives. He added that traffic police officers and personnel remain present on roads round the clock to protect citizens and ensure safer travel.
The CTO Hamzah urged citizens, particularly motorcyclists, to strictly avoid lane violations, follow traffic rules and adopt responsible driving behavior. He emphasized that motorcyclists must stay in the left lane and maintain a safe speed at all times.
He further said that Islamabad Traffic Police will continue enforcement measures to further reduce road accidents and improve traffic discipline across the city.
Citizens were advised to cooperate with traffic police and report any traffic-related issues or seek updates by contacting the traffic helpline 1915 or emergency helpline Pucar-15.