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    Punjab Driving Licence Services Fully Accessible via Dastak App

    Web DeskBy Web DeskJune 13, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Punjab Traffic Police have announced that all driving licence-related services are now accessible through the Dastak mobile application. This digital initiative aims to streamline the process for citizens seeking driving licences, renewals, and related services, reducing the need for physical visits to traffic offices. The move aligns with broader government efforts to digitize public services and improve user experience across the province.

    Previously, obtaining or renewing a driving licence involved multiple in-person steps, often causing delays and inconvenience. By centralizing these services on the Dastak app, the Traffic Police are facilitating faster processing times and greater transparency. This development is expected to significantly benefit drivers across Punjab, particularly in urban centers where demand for licence services is high.

    In a significant development for road safety administration, the digital platform also allows users to track application status, receive notifications, and access other traffic-related information. This integration reflects Punjab’s commitment to leveraging technology for efficient governance and enhancing citizen engagement. Meanwhile, the success of this initiative could serve as a model for other provinces aiming to modernize their traffic management systems.

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