Traffic wardens fail to maintain smooth flow
Traffic load on city roads particularly Murree Road has become nuisance for the citizens
A traffic warden directs traffic. PHOTO: FILE
RAWALPINDI:
Traffic load on city roads particularly Murree Road has become nuisance for the citizens as traffic wardens have failed to ensure smooth flow of traffic on the main artery of the city.
The motorists were going through a mental agony as there was no option except to remain stuck in traffic jam at almost all road of the city including Murree road, Liaquat Road, College Road, Raja Bazaar, Marrir Hassan, Tench Bhatta, Mall Road and other link roads of the city.
Over 0.2m traffic violations tickets issued in five months
One of the motorists talking to APP, said that encroachment is the main hurdle in smooth flow of traffic, no action was taken against the encroachers adding that it leads traffic jam, he added.
He demanded the concerned authorities to take action so that traffic problems could be solved.
According to traffic police spokesman, traffic police is making all out efforts to maintain traffic flow on city roads.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 19th, 2018.
Traffic load on city roads particularly Murree Road has become nuisance for the citizens as traffic wardens have failed to ensure smooth flow of traffic on the main artery of the city.
The motorists were going through a mental agony as there was no option except to remain stuck in traffic jam at almost all road of the city including Murree road, Liaquat Road, College Road, Raja Bazaar, Marrir Hassan, Tench Bhatta, Mall Road and other link roads of the city.
Over 0.2m traffic violations tickets issued in five months
One of the motorists talking to APP, said that encroachment is the main hurdle in smooth flow of traffic, no action was taken against the encroachers adding that it leads traffic jam, he added.
He demanded the concerned authorities to take action so that traffic problems could be solved.
According to traffic police spokesman, traffic police is making all out efforts to maintain traffic flow on city roads.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 19th, 2018.