The Islamabad Traffic Police has made its driving licence process fully paperless, aiming to improve efficiency and enhance public convenience.
Inspector General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi formally inaugurated the system and reviewed newly established digital counters, issuing directions for its implementation. According to the IG, the initiative has been introduced to save citizens’ time and simplify the process. He noted that applicants were previously required to submit multiple documents, including medical forms and photographs.
Under the new system, citizens are no longer required to bring any documents, photocopies, or photographs. From medical assessment to licence issuance, the entire process has been digitised.