ISLAMABAD, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 23rd Aug, 2026) Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) will deploy its mobile facilitation vans and Police Station on Wheel at different locations across the Federal capital from August 24 to 30, taking key police and driving licence services closer to citizens.
An ITP official told APP on Sunday that the mobile units would remain available from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. during the week.
Citizens can avail themselves of services including missing document reports, character certificates, learner permits, driving licence renewal and duplicate licences, while designated vans will also provide driving test sheets.
Monday, August 24:
Police Station on Wheel — Blue Area, Tehzeeb Bakers
Van-I — Golra Darbar
Van-II — Sector B-17
Van-III — Traffic Office Faizabad
Tuesday, August 25:
Police Station on Wheel — H-8, Shifa Hospital
Van-I — Benazir Chowk, Tarnol
Van-II — Islamabad High Court
Van-III — Foreign Office Checkpost
Wednesday, August 26:
Police Station on Wheel — F-10 Markaz
Van-I — Bhara Kahu Wednesday Bazaar
Van-II — Naval Headquarters, E-8
Van-III — Traffic Office Faizabad
Thursday, August 27:
Police Station on Wheel — I-10 Markaz
Van-I — Zero Point Checkpost
Van-II — F-8 Theme Park
Van-III — Adventure Inn Checkpost
Friday, August 28:
Police Station on Wheel — Bari Imam House
Van-I — F-10 Markaz
Van-II — Faisal Mosque
Van-III — Traffic Office Faizabad
Saturday, August 29:
Police Station on Wheel — G-8 Markaz
Van-I — Ali Pur Lehtrar Road
Van-II — I-8 Markaz
Van-III — Rawal Town
Sunday, August 30:
Police Station on Wheel — I-8 Markaz
Van-I — Traffic Office Faizabad
Van-II — Police Lines H-11
Van-III — Islamabad Club
The official said the initiative was aimed at providing police and traffic-related services to citizens near their homes and workplaces and reducing the need to visit fixed offices.
For public convenience, the Police Station on Wheel can be contacted through Jameel Ahmed at 0313-5235946; Van-I (GAC-656) through Yasir Idrees at 0332-7100620; Van-II (GAC-709) through Abdul Qadeer at 0300-2322883; and Van-III (GD-896) through Aqib Khan at 0320-5022304.
Citizens can also contact the ITP helpline 1915 for further information.
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