Sindh Police Driving School Inaugurated in Karachi
- Sara Habib
- July 18, 2025
- 12:33 pm
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- Current Affairs
Police Driving School was officially launched this week at the Police Training School in Saeedabad. Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hassan Lanjar inaugurated the school. The project aims to improve road safety and law enforcement. This new facility is a step toward training drivers professionally and reducing accidents.
A Gift for Citizens
Lanjar called the driving school a “gift for the citizens of Sindh.” It is part of a larger plan to ensure that only trained individuals operate official vehicles. He emphasized that better-trained drivers will help build safer roads. This move will reduce negligence and promote discipline.
Better Traffic Management
Traffic issues have long been a challenge in urban Sindh. The Home Minister urged stronger cooperation among departments. These partnerships can help enforce traffic laws effectively. He noted that recent legal updates would tighten driving standards for officials.
Expanding the Initiative
IG Sindh Ghulam Nabi Memon also spoke at the event. He mentioned plans to expand the Police Driving School model. Public-private partnerships may play a key role in this expansion. The goal is to spread training facilities across the province.
Focus on Transparency
Memon also discussed efforts to improve transparency. He highlighted the use of body cameras for accountability. These tools help monitor behavior and ensure professionalism. He added that improvements to the license issuance process are already underway.
A Safer Future Ahead
The Police Driving School shows a long-term vision. It aims to develop a culture of careful and lawful driving. With strong leadership and structured training, law enforcement can set an example for all road users.
