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Online bidding opens for premium vehicle numbers

LAHORE: The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) and the Punjab Excise Department have opened online registration for October’s premium vehicle registration number auction, allowing citizens to bid for custom motorcycle, car, and commercial plates via the e-Auction portal through October 31. According to PITB on Thursday, the e-Auction platform facilitates the auction of registration…

Online bidding opens for premium vehicle numbers

LAHORE – The Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) and Punjab Excise Department have commenced online registration for the October auction of premium vehicle registration numbers, enabling citizens to bid for custom plates for motorcycles, cars, and commercial vehicles through the e-Auction portal until October 31. According to PITB officials, the e-Auction platform allows citizens to compete for their desired registration numbers digitally, promoting transparency and convenience.

PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf highlighted that the platform utilizes cutting-edge digital technology to streamline the bidding process, making it quicker, more efficient, and user-friendly. This move aligns with the Punjab government's ambitious plan to digitize public services, enhance transparency, and deliver innovative solutions that prioritize citizen satisfaction.

By eliminating the need for physical attendance, the e-Auction app and web portal simplify the registration process, allowing users to complete all necessary steps online. This initiative is part of a larger effort to modernize government services through digital transformation, thereby improving accessibility, efficiency, and overall service quality.

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