Islamabad: The Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has announced the weekly deployment schedule of its facilitation vans, including the Police Station on Wheels, to provide citizens easy access to essential policing services across the federal capital from 12 to 18 January 2026.
An ITP spokesperson told reporter on Sunday that the mobile units will operate from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily, offering services such as learner permits, driving licence renewal, duplicate licences, character certificates and missing documents reports.
He added that these vans are part of ITP’s efforts to bring citizen services closer to the public and reduce the need for visiting traffic offices.
Daily Deployment Plan (12-18 January 2026)
Monday – 12 January
PS on Wheels (IDP-1387): G-14 Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-I (GAG-709): Faizabad Checkpoint, Faisal Avenue
Van-II (GAC-656): Zero Point Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-III (GD-896): Adventure Checkpoint, Murree Road
Tuesday – 13 January
PS on Wheels: Zero Point Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-I: Community School, Police Lines
Van-II: Near Quaid-e-Azam Hospital
Van-III: Foreign Office
Wednesday – 14 January
PS on Wheels: E-9 Checkpoint, Margalla Road
Van-I: Gandam Godam Checkpoint, IJP Road
Van-II: Zero Point Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-III: Adventure Checkpoint, Murree Road
Thursday – 15 January
PS on Wheels: G-14 Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-I: Quaid-e-Azam University
Van-II: Community School, Police Lines
Van-III: Traffic Office, Faizabad
Friday – 16 January
PS on Wheels: Faisal Masjid
Van-I: Foreign Office Checkpoint, Constitution Avenue
Van-II: Golra Darbar
Van-III: Adventure Checkpoint, Murree Road
Saturday – 17 January
PS on Wheels: Zero Point Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-I: Naval Complex, E-9
Van-II: G-14 Checkpoint, Srinagar Highway
Van-III: Traffic Office, Faizabad
Sunday – 18 January
PS on Wheels: Trail-3 Checkpoint, Margalla Road
Van-I: Traffic Office, Faizabad
Van-II: Police Line H-11
Van-III: Islamabad Club
The spokesperson said ITP remains committed to ‘service at your doorstep,’ ensuring hassle-free access to public facilities without long queues. Citizens have been advised to visit the nearest van for assistance or contact the 1915 helpline for guidance.