No Helmet, No Entry: Karachi Enforces New Rule on I.I. Chundrigar Road

Karachi’s administration has introduced a “No Helmet, No Entry” rule on I.I. Chundrigar Road, aiming to improve road safety. This new traffic regulation will gradually expand to other major roads in the city.

To ensure traffic discipline, delineators have been installed on I.I. Chundrigar Road. This step aims to organize the heavy flow of vehicles, especially during peak hours. Thousands of motorcycles pass through this busy road daily, and while larger vehicles usually stay in their lanes, many motorcyclists violate traffic laws. Their reckless driving often results in road accidents, making this initiative crucial for public safety.

Helmet Rule to Expand Across Karachi

Currently, the helmet rule is enforced only on I.I. Chundrigar Road, but Karachi’s authorities plan to extend it to other main roads soon. Mayor Murtaza Wahab has emphasized that the goal is to reduce fatal accidents. In the near future, wearing a helmet will be mandatory for all motorcyclists on Karachi’s major roads.

The No Helmet, No Entry policy is a much-needed step to enforce traffic laws in Karachi. With the rising number of motorcycle accidents, this initiative will help ensure safer roads. Citizens are advised to follow the rules and wear helmets to avoid fines and, more importantly, to protect their lives.