Speed Limit Rules: New NHMP Regulations for Safer Roads
- Sara Habib
- March 3, 2025
- 10:00 am
- 85
- Current Affairs
The National Highways & Motorway Police (NHMP) has introduced updated speed limit rules to improve road safety and prevent accidents. The new policy imposes strict penalties on vehicles exceeding 150 km/h on motorways. Fines and legal action will be taken against violators.
Updated Speed Limits on Motorways
The revised rules specify different speed limits based on vehicle type:
Cars on three-lane motorways: 120 km/h
Public transport vehicles (buses, vans): 110 km/h
Heavy transport vehicles: 100 km/h
These regulations aim to reduce reckless driving and ensure smooth traffic flow.
Stricter Monitoring for Better Enforcement
To implement these rules effectively, authorities will enhance speed monitoring. NHMP will deploy modern speed cameras on highways and motorways. Strict action will be taken against drivers who violate these rules.
Safety Improvements on Highways
Besides speed monitoring, safety barriers and fencing will be installed to reduce accident risks. The NHMP is committed to making roads safer for all travelers.
Digital Toll Collection with M-Tag
In another significant development, the National Highway Authority (NHA) has made M-Tag registration mandatory for all vehicles. Since February 1, 2025, vehicles without an M-Tag must pay 25% extra in toll charges, with a minimum surcharge of Rs. 50.
Benefits of M-Tag System
In another significant development, the National Highway Authority (NHA) has made M-Tag registration mandatory for all vehicles. Since February 1, 2025, vehicles without an M-Tag must pay 25% extra in toll charges, with a minimum surcharge of Rs. 50.
Importance of Road Safety Awareness
NHMP continues to educate drivers about road safety. Awareness campaigns focus on responsible driving, adherence to speed limits, and the importance of M-Tag registration.
Conclusion
The updated speed limit rules and digital toll collection aim to enhance road safety in Pakistan. Drivers must follow these regulations to ensure safer travel for all. Authorities remain dedicated to improving road management and reducing accidents.
