By The free scooter training for women in Islamabad will continue until November 30. Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) extended the programme by two weeks after receiving strong public interest. The extension gives more women a chance to learn scooter riding.
The programme started on November 1 at Uraan Driving School. Officials had initially planned to end it on November 15. However, ITP has now added a second phase from November 16 to November 30.
More Women Can Join the Training Programme
Islamabad Traffic Police received strong interest from women who wanted to learn scooter riding. The department extended the programme to accommodate more applicants.
The training teaches practical scooter-riding skills. It helps women travel independently and build confidence on the road. Participants can also improve their understanding of safe riding practices.
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The initiative forms part of ITP’s wider efforts to support women and students. Chief Traffic Officer Kainat Azhar Khan is leading these efforts.
The department has also introduced several other services. These include dedicated Pink Counters at police facilitation centres. Eligible students can also access same-day motorcycle licence services. ITP has also arranged doorstep delivery of driving licences through TCS.
CTO Kainat Azhar Khan said the department prioritises women’s empowerment and student facilitation. She also highlighted the need for modern, transparent and accessible traffic services.
The extension gives more women in Islamabad an opportunity to benefit from free scooter training. They can use these skills to improve their daily mobility and travel with greater independence.
