Authorities in Rawalpindi have launched a targeted crackdown on online bike riders operating without proper registration, marking a new push to regulate app-based transport services in the city.
A survey to identify unregistered riders began this week. On the first day, teams collected data from R.A. Bazaar, Naseerabad, Ganjmandi, and City Police Station limits, with an initial report already forwarded to senior officials.
Officials say that legal action will be taken against anyone offering online bike services without registering their platform through an approved mobile application. The district administration has now made application registration mandatory for all service providers.
According to the administration, the crackdown is aimed at improving public safety, ensuring accurate rider data, and strengthening traffic monitoring systems across Rawalpindi.
