The Islamabad Traffic Police has announced the deployment schedule of its facilitation vans and Police Station on Wheels at various locations across the federal capital from January 19 to January 25, 2026, to provide traffic and police related services.
An ITP official said the facilitation vans will operate daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Services will include learner driving permits, renewal and issuance of duplicate driving licenses, character certificates, and reports for missing documents.
On Monday, January 19, the Police Station on Wheels will be available at Naka Zero Point, Srinagar Highway. Van I will be at Naka Faizabad on Faisal Avenue, Van II at Naka Zero Point on Srinagar Highway, and Van III at Naka Adventure Inn on Murree Road.
On Tuesday, January 20, the Police Station on Wheels will operate at Naka G-14 on Srinagar Highway. Van I will be stationed at Community School Police Lines Headquarters, Van II at Edopia School in I-8/2, and Van III at the Traffic Office in Faizabad.
On Wednesday, January 21, the Police Station on Wheels will be available at Naka E-9 on Margalla Road. Van I will be at F-10 Markaz, Van II at Naka Zero Point on Srinagar Highway, and Van III at Naka Adventure Inn on Murree Road.
On Thursday, January 22, the Police Station on Wheels will operate at Naka G-14 on Srinagar Highway. Van I will be stationed at B-17, Van II at Community School Police Lines Headquarters, and Van III at the Traffic Office in Faizabad.
On Friday, January 23, the Police Station on Wheels will be available at Faisal Masjid. Van I will be stationed at Ittehad Kanta Rawat, Van II at Benazir Chowk Tarnol, and Van III at Naka Foreign Office on Constitution Avenue.
On Saturday, January 24, the Police Station on Wheels will operate at Naka Zero Point on Srinagar Highway. Van I will be stationed at DHA Phase 2, Van II at Naka G-14 on Srinagar Highway, and Van III at Bahria Town Phase 2.
On Sunday, January 25, the Police Station on Wheels will be available at Naka Trail III on Margalla Road. Van I will be stationed at the Traffic Office in Faizabad, Van II at Police Lines H-11, and Van III at Islamabad Club.
The official said ITP officers will remain present at all locations to facilitate citizens and ensure smooth service delivery. Citizens were advised to visit the nearest facilitation van or contact the ITP helpline at 1915 for further information.
The elders can not stay in big lines nor travel so long for the said facility so it should have been provided on line too and secondly who are driving their bikes or the vehicles for the last 5 years and not guilty neither wanted should have the same facility on line and not booked for hours and have been waiting in queues for hours.So the traffic police version must have come in this regard.