The Punjab government has introduced mobile driving license vans across the province to simplify and speed up the process of obtaining or renewing driving licenses — bringing the service directly to citizens’ doorsteps.
Launched under the vision of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, the initiative aims to make public services more accessible and efficient for all residents, especially women.
📋 Licensing at Your Doorstep
According to DIG Traffic Muhammad Waqas Nazir, the mobile police licensing vans will operate in every district of Punjab. Citizens will now be able to apply for or renew their licenses without needing to visit overcrowded licensing centers.
Initially, 33 vans have been deployed, with the total expected to reach 118 in the coming months.
To promote inclusivity, seven vans have been reserved for female applicants, painted pink for easy identification and accessibility at women’s colleges, universities, and workplaces.
👩🦰 Women-Friendly and Efficient
Officials say these mobile units will visit educational institutions and public areas to serve women who face mobility challenges or time constraints.
The system aims to reduce congestion at existing license centers and speed up application processing, ensuring citizens receive their licenses with minimal hassle.
🌟 Public Convenience First
Authorities describe the new scheme as part of the government’s broader digital and mobile governance vision, focused on bringing essential services to the public rather than requiring them to travel.
Officials also confirmed that citizens can track the vans’ locations and schedules through the Punjab Police and DLIMS platforms soon after full implementation.
