The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has officially started registrations for URAAN, its first-ever ladies-only driving school, aimed at promoting women empowerment, road safety, and traffic discipline in the federal capital.
The URAAN Female Driving School is designed to provide women with a secure, respectful, and professional environment where they can learn to drive cars, bikes, and scooties with confidence. The initiative reflects ITP’s commitment to creating equal opportunities for women while strengthening compliance with traffic laws in Islamabad.
According to ITP officials, the program offers structured driving courses that combine hands-on vehicle training with detailed awareness of traffic rules, road safety standards, and defensive driving techniques. All sessions will be conducted under the supervision of trained female instructors from Islamabad Traffic Police, ensuring safety and quality instruction.
Authorities stated that URAAN goes beyond basic driving skills by focusing on responsible road behavior, accident prevention, and confidence-building, especially for women who wish to become independent commuters. The initiative is expected to significantly contribute to improved traffic discipline and reduced road accidents in the capital.
Officials further emphasized that increasing women’s participation in formal driving education will lead to safer roads and greater mobility for women in Islamabad, setting an example for similar programs nationwide.
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Registration Details for URAAN Driving School
Interested women can register by submitting the following information:
- Name
- Father’s/Husband’s Name
- CNIC
- Date of Birth
- Contact Number
- Course Selection (Car / Bike / Scooty)
For admissions and further details, applicants may contact 0325-2786915.
ITP representatives will reach out to registered candidates with training schedules and next steps.
With the launch of URAAN, the Islamabad Traffic Police has taken a landmark step toward gender-inclusive mobility, safer roads, and women-led independence in Pakistan’s capital.
