By In a landmark step toward women’s empowerment and road safety, the Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) have officially launched their first-ever ladies-only driving school, titled “URAAN.” The initiative is designed to provide women across the capital with professional driving training in a secure, respectful, and supportive learning environment.
The URAAN driving school aims to encourage women’s independence by offering structured training programs for cars, bikes, and scooties, along with in-depth education on traffic laws, road safety, and responsible driving behavior. According to ITP officials, the program seeks to equip women with both practical driving skills and the confidence required to navigate Islamabad’s roads safely.
Professional Training Under ITP Supervision
The ladies-only driving school will operate under the supervision of trained and professional female instructors from Islamabad Traffic Police, ensuring high instructional standards and safety protocols. The curriculum focuses not only on basic vehicle handling but also emphasizes defensive driving techniques, traffic discipline, and compliance with road regulations.
ITP officials stated that the initiative has been carefully designed to address the challenges women face when learning to drive, particularly concerns related to safety and accessibility. By offering a women-focused platform, URAAN aims to remove barriers and create equal opportunities for driving education.
Promoting Road Safety and Women’s Independence
Authorities believe the launch of URAAN will play a vital role in improving traffic discipline while increasing women’s participation in safe driving practices. The initiative is also expected to contribute positively to overall road safety in Islamabad by producing more informed, law-abiding drivers.
The program reflects Islamabad Traffic Police’s broader commitment to gender inclusion, community engagement, and road safety awareness.
Registration Details for URAAN Driving School
Women interested in enrolling in the URAAN driving school are required to provide the following information at the time of registration:
- Name
- Father’s/Husband’s Name
- CNIC
- Date of Birth
- Contact Number
- Course Selection (Car / Bike / Scooty)
For admissions and further information, applicants can contact 0325-2786915. ITP officials have confirmed that once registration is completed, their team will reach out to applicants with further instructions.
With the launch of URAAN, Islamabad Traffic Police have taken a progressive step toward empowering women, promoting safer roads, and ensuring equal access to professional driving education.
Drive with Confidence. Drive with Safety.
Disclaimer:
The information in this article is based on details provided by Islamabad Traffic Police at the time of publication. Program details, eligibility, and contact information may change without prior notice. Applicants are advised to confirm all information directly with Islamabad Traffic Police before registration.
