Islamabad Traffic Police Opens Riding Classes for Women
News Desk
Islamabad: In a move aimed at enhancing women’s mobility and road safety awareness in the federal capital, the Islamabad Traffic Police has opened enrollments for the second batch of its “ITP Uraan Scooty & Motorcycle Riding School.”
An official said on Monday that the initiative goes beyond basic riding lessons and is part of a broader effort to promote safe, independent commuting options for women. The programme offers structured training in a women-centric environment, focusing on professional riding skills, traffic laws, and practical road safety measures.
The course is designed especially for beginners, combining classroom instruction with hands-on riding practice to build confidence and competence. Participants are trained in safe riding techniques, understanding traffic signals and road signs, and adopting responsible driving habits.
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The official said the expansion to a second batch reflects growing interest among women seeking independent mobility and safer commuting options in Islamabad.
Women interested in enrolling can obtain further information and complete registration by contacting the official helpline at 0325-2786915.
The police said the initiative underscores its commitment to public facilitation, road safety promotion, and empowering women through improved access to safe transportation.
