Islamabad Authorities Crack Down on Vehicles Without M-Tags from January 1
The number of M-Tag centers has also been increased to 16 to facilitate public access.
ISLAMABAD: As the January 1 deadline for mandatory M-Tags approaches, authorities in Islamabad have warned that action will be taken against vehicles without the tags, prompting a surge of citizens visiting M-Tag registration centers.
Officials reported that over 100,000 vehicles have been fitted with M-Tags since November 14. In the past 24 hours alone, 3,842 vehicles received M-Tags, highlighting a significant increase in registrations.
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To manage the rush, additional staff and stock have been deployed at registration centers, and Assistant Commissioners have been inspecting centers to ensure smooth operations. The number of M-Tag centers has also been increased to 16 to facilitate public access.
Deputy Commissioner Islamabad Irfan Memon stated that vehicles without M-Tags will be stopped at various entry points starting January 1, and tag readers installed to detect untagged vehicles will be activated on the same date.
He directed staff at M-Tag centers to expedite the tagging process and assured that all possible facilities were being provided to help citizens meet the deadline. Authorities urged vehicle owners to obtain M-Tags as soon as possible to avoid inconvenience once enforcement begins.
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