To implement the new regulations, the Services and General Administration Department will provide details of government vehicles.
Punjab Govt introduces new rule: No M-Tag without fitness certificate. The government of Punjab, Pakistan has introduced new measures to combat smog, focusing on stricter vehicle regulations. One key decision is to not issue M-tags to vehicles that lack a valid fitness certificate.
This new rule is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to tackle air pollution. Vehicle owners will now be required to show a fitness certificate, along with their registration book and license when applying for an M-tag.
Additionally, vehicles over 30 years old will be banned from entering Lahore from October to January. These older vehicles will also be prohibited from traveling on motorways during this period.
Provincial Transport Minister Bilal Akbar Khan stated that these measures are necessary due to the severe smog conditions in the region. The rules will initially apply to government vehicles.
To implement the new regulations, the Services and General Administration Department will provide details of government vehicles. The government is determined to ensure that these rules apply to both private and commercial vehicles as well.
