The Punjab Traffic Police has issued an official advisory confirming that electronic driving licenses (e-licenses) are valid and must be accepted by all traffic officials across the province. Citizens are urged to remain aware of their digital driving credentials and use them without fear of refusal.

E-licenses fully recognized

The advisory emphasizes that e-licenses are legally recognized under the traffic rules. Officers are required to accept them during routine checks, ensuring the digital facility introduced by the Punjab Traffic Police functions smoothly.

What to do if refused

In case any traffic police officer refuses to accept an e-license, citizens have been instructed to register a complaint immediately. The department has stressed prompt reporting to allow timely action against the responsible official, maintaining accountability within the force.

Complaint channels provided

Punjab Traffic Police has shared official channels for filing complaints. Citizens can call 1787 or send a WhatsApp message to 0318-4642936 to report incidents of non-compliance. The department encourages widespread use of this mechanism to protect digital license users.

Digital initiative for convenience

The e-license system forms part of the Punjab Traffic Police’s digital services, aimed at modernizing licensing and reducing dependency on physical documents. Authorities highlighted that this move enhances convenience for drivers and aligns with broader digital governance initiatives.

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Public urged to cooperate

Citizens are encouraged to carry their e-license and remain aware of their rights. The department assured that complaints will be addressed efficiently to ensure proper implementation of the e-license facility.