Streamlining Motorway Travel: M-Tag Requirement Effective February 5

Pakistan’s Motorways is about to Become even Smoother as the National Highway and Motorway Authority (NHMA) introduces a Mandatory M-Tag Registration Requirement effective February 5. This Digital toll Collection System aims to Enhance Motorist Convenience and Ensure a free Traffic flow at the Entrance and Exit Points of major Motorways.

The new Regulation encompasses all Vehicles intending to Traverse the Extensive Motorway Network Encompassing Crucial Routes such as the Peshawar-Islamabad-Lahore Motorway (M1), Pindi Bhattian-Multan Motorway (M4), Hakla-D.I. Khan Motorway (M14), Lahore-Abdul Hakeem Motorway (M3), Multan-Sukkur Motorway (M5) and Hassanabdal-Mansehra Expressway (E35).

Securing the M-Tag is a Straightforward Process – motorists can Visit a customer care Center, Armed with their Vehicle Registration book/card and CNIC. Post the February 5 Deadline, Vehicles lacking the M-Tag will be Denied entry onto the Motorways.

To facilitate a Smooth Transition the National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP) and the NHMA have issued Crucial Advisories. Motorists are urged to Confirm the Successful Completion of their M-Tag Registration, thereby avoiding Potential Penalties.

Additionally, in consideration of Safety during adverse Weather Conditions, Drivers are Strongly Encouraged to activate Fog lights when Navigating areas with Reduced Visibility due to Fog. Authorities Emphasize the importance of limiting Travel on Motorways to Essential journeys, Particularly during Periods of adverse Weather.

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This initiative not only aims to Streamline toll Collection but also Prioritizes Safety and efficiency on Pakistan’s Motorways. Motorists are encouraged to act Promptly, ensuring Compliance with the new Requirement and Contributing to a more Seamless and Secure Driving Experience. Embrace the change – make your journey on Pakistan’s motorways Hassle-free with the M-Tag.In embracing the M-Tag Requirement the NHMA seeks to Create a Technologically advanced and Efficient Motorway experience for all travelers.

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The Digital toll Collection System not only Simplifies the Payment Process but also Contributes to Reduced Congestion at toll Booths, allowing for Quicker and more Seamless Passage. This Move aligns with the Broader vision of Enhancing the Overall infrastructure and Ensuring a Positive travel Experience for all Road Users. As the February 5 Deadline approaches, Motorists are encouraged to Stay informed, Comply with the new Regulation and Contribute to the Modernisation of Pakistan’s motorway Network.