The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has announced a free scooty training programme for women, scheduled to run from November 1 to November 15, 2026, to promote safe riding, independent mobility and women’s empowerment in the federal capital.
The initiative aims to help women develop practical riding skills and gain confidence when travelling on their own. It follows the launch of the ITP’s Uraan Scooty and Motor Riding School, which provides structured training for women in scooty riding, motorcycling and car driving.
Free Riding Training to Promote Women’s Mobility
The programme is intended to help women overcome transportation challenges by giving them the skills needed to ride safely. Learning to operate a scooty can provide female students and working women with another option for commuting to educational institutions, workplaces and other destinations.
Islamabad Traffic Police has previously emphasised road safety, practical driving instruction and confidence-building through its Uraan initiative. The school features a dedicated training track, and women who complete its formal courses can receive certificates.
Who Can Benefit from the Programme?
The training initiative is aimed at women interested in learning scooty riding and improving their road-safety awareness. Female students, working women and beginners may find this type of training particularly useful.
However, the announcement available in the source does not specify the complete eligibility criteria, registration deadline, required documents or number of available seats. Applicants should confirm these details with Islamabad Traffic Police before visiting the training facility.
How to Get Registration Details
Women interested in participating should contact Islamabad Traffic Police to confirm registration arrangements for the November programme.
For reference, an earlier announcement about enrolment in the ITP Uraan riding school listed the official helpline 0325-2786915. Applicants should verify whether this number is handling registrations for the November 1–15 programme before submitting their details.
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Supporting Safer and More Independent Travel
The free training programme reflects ongoing efforts by traffic authorities to improve women’s access to safe and independent transportation. Practical instruction can help participants understand traffic rules, develop riding techniques and become more confident on the road.
The programme’s effectiveness will depend on the availability of training slots, accessible registration arrangements and continued emphasis on road safety.
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