LAHORE: Punjab Police has made it easier for citizens to check their traffic e-challans online through the Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) Public Safety App.
In a statement posted on X on Tuesday, Punjab Police said citizens can view their e-challan details directly on their mobile phones by using the app’s “Search Challan” option.
The initiative aims to provide greater convenience by allowing vehicle owners to check their traffic challans from home without the need to visit an office.
“Checking your vehicle’s e-challan is now easier. Get details of your e-challan on your mobile phone through the Punjab Safe Cities app and benefit from this facility from the comfort of your home,” the police said in its message.
To access the service, users need to open the PSCA Public Safety App and tap the “Search Challan” option to view their e-challan information.
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Developed by the Punjab Safe Cities Authority, the app provides a range of public safety services across Punjab, including emergency response, e-challan management and citizen security facilities.
Its e-challan feature allows citizens to check and track traffic challans through their mobile devices, making access to traffic violation information more convenient.
Read More: Motorcyclist with 113 outstanding e-challans arrested in Lahore
Earlier, on Oct 06, 2026, a motorcyclist with a record 113 e-challans for traffic violations has been caught on Walton Road in Lahore and fined Rs190,000.
According to Lahore Traffic Police, patrolling officers Ghulam Arabi and Tanveer checked the motorcycle’s e-challan record and found a total of 113 outstanding violations.
The motorcyclist had been cited 89 times for riding without a helmet and 24 times for violating traffic signals. The motorcyclist was fined Rs190,000, while the motorcycle was impounded and shifted to Factory Area Police Station.
