Motorway Police issues travel advisory after Eid holidays

According to officials, heavy traffic congestion Eid is expected on major national highways and motorways as families return home. Authorities said this increase may cause delays and require extra caution from motorists.

The Motorway Police Pakistan spokesperson said drivers must strictly follow safe driving rules to reduce the risk of accidents. He also emphasized that lane discipline Pakistan is essential for maintaining smooth traffic flow on busy roads.

Strict Safety Instructions for Travelers

Officials have urged motorists to follow safe driving rules at all times, including keeping full attention on the road and avoiding distractions while driving. Seat belts have been made mandatory for all passengers.

Drivers have also been warned not to travel in a tired or drowsy condition, as fatigue can increase the chances of accidents on long routes.

The Motorway Police Pakistan further advised travelers to maintain proper lane discipline Pakistan to ensure safe and organized movement of vehicles during peak rush hours.

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Heat and Travel Precautions

Due to extreme summer conditions, citizens have been advised to carry drinking water and essential supplies during travel. Authorities said this step is important to avoid health issues during long journeys.

Officials added that road safety awareness is critical during this period, especially when highways experience heavy pressure from returning travelers.

Travel Updates and Helpline Support

Before starting their journey, citizens are advised to check updates through NHMP helpline 130, FM radio 95, and official platforms. These services are part of travel guidelines Pakistan designed to help drivers plan safer routes.

The Motorway Police Pakistan said these systems are in place to improve communication and reduce congestion during peak travel times.