Online vehicle registration system in Islamabad

The Islamabad Traffic Police plans to launch an online registration system to facilitate people in getting hassle-free registration of their vehicles, said SSP Islamabad Traffic Police Dr Moeen Masood.

During his visit to Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), he said that the ICT Traffic Police also plans to provide a points-based driving license, which will be issued in the shape of a smart card.

He said the purpose of going for points-based license is to improve the compliance of traffic rules because on violation of certain points, the license will be cancelled for a certain period keeping in view the extent of violations.

Dr Masood said a massive awareness campaign will soon be launched to educate the drivers and conductors of public transport for effective compliance of traffic rules. He asked businessmen to cooperate with ICT Traffic Police for making this drive a success.

According to ICCI press release, Dr Moeen visited the chamber to discuss the possibilities of collaboration with business community for improving roads and lanes marking, especially at Crossings and Chowks of Islamabad, including parking areas of markets to facilitate the commuters.

Speaking on the occasion, Zahid Maqbool, President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) said that ICT Traffic Police has improved its image greatly by its good performance. “However, still there is a lot of room for reforms,” the ICCI President remarked.

He suggested that red light signal violators should be given exemplary punishment because their undisciplined driving could prove fatal for others adding that motorcycle wheeling should be completely banned as it often leads to fatal accidents of youngsters.

He said ICT Traffic Police should visit colleges and universities to educate youngsters about the dangers of wheeling adding that workshops and seminars should also be arranged for proper education of people about safety measures while driving and compliance of traffic rules.

Stolen Vehicle Identification System of Islamabad Police

Islamabad Police has introduced this useful service with the help of Digital Seal Company, at Rescue 15. Any Pakistani citizen can get information about any Islamabad-Registered-Vehicle through this service. Any person from anywhere within Pakistan may send Chassis No. of the vehicle  to 8521 and you will shortly get details on your mobile phone. This is called Stolen Vehicles Identification System (SVIS). This system is designed to locate lost car and to discourage resale of stolen car.

Correct procedure of sending message and receiving information is below:

Send Chassis No. in the form CNO ABCXXXXX to 8521

You will receive information in following format

• RNO XXXX
• ENO XXXX
• CNO XXXX
• Status (Stolen/ Recovered)

Here the RNO is Registration Number, ENO is Engine Number and CNO is Chassis Number.