Discuss the Traffic issues of the Pakistan

Traffic jam is a menace that we all face in our daily life. That never-ending patience, hoping that the roads might clear before we run late for whatever task we are running or places we are going to. It makes us feel helpless and at the same time wasteful of both time and related resources like fuel, energy, efforts, & morning motivation to work with enthusiasm. We feel lethargic waiting for hours and hours to reach on the proper time to our respective places. People reach late to their offices even after driving fast, especially the students are the most who suffer a lot.

Pakistan’s most populated & famous cities like Karachi (also known as the City of Lights), Lahore, Faisalabad, Hyderabad, Gujranwala, etc. are faced with an alarming situ congestion. It is a preoccupied era where everyone is found struggling hard for their own benefits and want quickly as much as possible to arrive at their places on time without delaying.

The ever-increasing rush of heavy traffic on the roads often results in loss of human life. The traffic in Karachi is now almost uncontrollable. Drivers drive recklessly. The traffic police mostly disappear, the roads are left abandoned where the police is utmost needed, or do not bother to monitor about the ruthless drivers as they put lives of the passengers at risk. This is due to a lack of civic sense in people which results in violation of traffic rules and laws. Sometimes traffic signals in particular areas of the cities are also not in workable condition, they should be maintained properly to regulate the city traffic.

There is an ignorance of the traffic signs like Zebra Crossing, One-way, Stop, Parking, etc. The number of road accidents is also growing apart from pedestrians facing a lot of inconvenience while crossing a road. Dishonesty of traffic police& avoidance of taxes by the general public are also the reasons of this poor system of traffic in Pakistan.

People must be follow the traffic rules and regulations that saves and protect many lives.