Body:Karachi & Sindh – The digital e-challan system is now fully active across many parts of the province. Drivers and vehicle-owners must follow basic traffic rules and keep their documentation in order to avoid fines and penalties. Here are key actions you must take to protect yourself: Why this matters for HR & business professionals:Traffic fines affect more than individual drivers — transport costs, delivery schedules and staff commuting can be disrupted if drivers receive e-challans or vehicles are blocked. For agencies or firms in Karachi/Sindh, ensuring drivers are educated…
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