Commissioner Karachi Syed Hassan Naqvi on Friday
“Commissioner Karachi decided taking effective measures for alleviation of traffic congestion in the capital, Pakistan Point News – 15th Nov,2024.”
The meeting was attended among others by DIG Traffic Ahmad Nawaz Cheema and Additional Commissioner Karachi-I Ghulam Mehdi Shah. Also present were senior officials of KMC SBCA Town administrations and cantonment boards along with Deputy commissioners from all districts via video link.
The meeting discussed issues related to traffic congestion, decided on the following:
- Contractors operating 130 out of total parking facilities should follow rules effectively to reduce chaos in bus terminals or highways and avoid causing heavy snarl-ups due to their vehicles occupying more than one lane. They will be warned if they do not comply with the code, as per DIG Traffic Cheema’s statement during the meeting:
- “The contractors concerned would be warned.” If found violating rules of charged parking, their services and/involvement in such facilities could face cancellation. This decision aims to improve traffic flow by regulating these operations which were previously running at busy roads causing congestion as per the DIG’s statement about 130 out of total parking spots being actively used for paid parking, leading to heavy gridlocking on city streets and main highways.
- Closing ticket counters in all intercity bus companies operating within the capital has been decided upon with immediate effect as per Sindh’s Chief Secretary (Commerce) Mohammad Moinuddin Bajwa’s statement: “It was decided to close their service centers permanently.” This measure seeks a drastic reduction in traffic congestion caused by the continuous and non-stop movement of intercity buses. The Secretary Provincial Transport Authority has been asked to take necessary actions against these companies for further violations like using city highways or routes meant only for public transport vehicles as they directly contribute to chaos on roads, thereby increasing traffic congestion within the capital which affects commuters significantly and impacting overall development in metropolis.
- The Commissioner has also directed civic agencies involved with parking services that are failing miserably at regulating their activities creating unnecessary havoc due to mismanaged charging of fees for limited spaces available: “The civic agencies will be asked not only to ensure better traffic flow, but more importantly, they should stop operating facilities where people end up waiting longer than necessary time as per the Commissioner’s directive.” This decision intends to enhance customer service by avoiding situations that can easily escalate into chaos and discontent among citizens.
- To further ease congestion during rush hours of 7 AM –9AM & from1 PM-4PM, traffic police will be assigned additional personnel for efficient regulation as per the Commissioner’s statement: “Traffic Police officers would also assist in smooth flowing movements at these peak times to avoid jams caused by nonstop buses. Besides this step, officials may introduce alternate routes or timings if needed.” This decision aims not only to manage but facilitate better traffic circulation during the most congested periods of time for commuters within Karachi city as per their needs and urgency.
- To ensure effective regulation along with necessary actions against contractors concerned, officials will also monitor operations on weekends or public holidays when people are more likely to visit parking facilities due to special occasions: “Officials would continue monitoring the situation even during non-working days as well in order for smoother traffic circulation. If needed they may introduce alternate routes/timings, especially since commuters have higher tendency of using these services on such public holidays or weekends when most often people visit their city.” This decision aims to ensure that the regulations and rules are followed during non-working days too as well for smoother traffic circulation.
- The officials will also encourage use of parking lots at educational institutes like universities, colleges etc., where students or staff can park their vehicles without worrying about availability: “Civic agencies should provide better facilities such a public transport options within these institutions for easy commute as well.” This decision encourages people to utilize available parking services near educational institutes and ensure that they do not contribute further towards congestion on roads.
- It was also decided by the meeting: “The civic agencies will look into providing better facilities such a public transport options within these institutions for easy commute as well, especially since commuters have higher tendency of using them during non-working days or weekends (special occasions).” This decision intends to make use of alternate routes and timings by offering alternative services like shuttle buses etc. which can easily assist in smoother traffic circulation on such special occassions as per their needs & urgency along with facilitating better customer service for citizens within Karachi city where people are more likely to visit parking facilities due to public holiddfs
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