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How to Register for Free Scooty Riding Training Program for Women in Islamabad

Women in Islamabad can register for a free scooty riding training program announced by Islamabad Traffic Police to help them … Read More The post How to Register for Free Scooty Riding Training Program for Women in Islamabad appeared first on ProPakistani .

How to Register for Free Scooty Riding Training Program for Women in Islamabad

Women in Islamabad now have the opportunity to participate in a complimentary training program for riding scooties, announced by the Islamabad Traffic Police. Chief Traffic Officer Kainat Azhar Khan confirmed the program will run from November 1 to November 15, 2026. To register for the free scooty riding classes, women can go to Islamabad Police Lines, H-11.

The practical sessions will be conducted at Uraan Driving School during the same timeframe, under the guidance of seasoned female police instructors. The initiative aims to boost women's confidence in scooter riding, enhance their mobility, and ensure safer daily commuting.

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