Lahore Traffic Police will file first information reports against motorists committing serious driving offenses, initiating tougher penalties for dangerous road behavior and illegal vehicle modifications.

Police will launch criminal cases against motorists breaking one-way rules, speeding, driving dangerously in a zigzag pattern, or drifting on public streets under the fresh orders.

Chief Traffic Officer ordered cases against individuals unlawfully using police flasher lights, unauthorized blue lights, and green number plates. Authorities will stop handling these infractions solely through standard traffic challans.

Drivers who hide, modify, or tamper with vehicle registration plates to conceal their identity will also face first information reports, based on the directive.

The rules additionally target road blockers, reckless drivers, and careless operators. Lahore Traffic Police will penalize individuals engaging in hazardous zigzag steering, drifting, and unruly actions on public thoroughfares.

The updated rules seek to improve traffic law enforcement and stop habits that threaten other travelers. Motorists caught in these acts might face first information reports rather than only getting traffic challans.