Islamabad Traffic Police has announced a free scooter training program for women from November 1 to 15 to help them become more confident and independent in their daily travel.
Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Kainat Azhar Khan said the initiative aims to empower women by providing them with practical scooter-riding skills and safer travel options.
Under the program, women will receive free hands-on scooter training at the Uraan Driving School. Experienced female police officers will supervise the training sessions.
Kainat Azhar Khan said the department was taking important steps to promote women’s empowerment and independence. She added that enabling women to travel safely and confidently remained a key priority.
The CTO further said the initiative would help women build self-confidence and become more self-reliant in their everyday lives.
Through the free training program, Islamabad Traffic Police aims to provide women with new opportunities for safer and more independent travel.
The department has encouraged women to take full advantage of the initiative and benefit from the free scooter training sessions scheduled for the first half of November.
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