The Punjab Traffic Police is preparing to launch Pakistan’s first AI-based driving test cars, marking a major step toward transparent and automated driver licensing. Starting in Lahore and gradually expanding across the province, a fleet of 200 vehicles will conduct human-error-free and unbiased driving tests. Equipped with AI sensors, cameras, and biometric systems, these cars aim to eliminate corruption, ensure fairness, and modernize the entire licensing process.
Next-Generation Automated Driving Tests
Developed in-house by the Traffic Police without external funding, these vehicles will revolutionize driving assessments. The system is designed to eliminate corruption, reduce examiner bias, and standardize the testing process through automated driving tests powered by AI.
Key Features:
- Biometric fingerprint verification for secure candidate authentication.
- Facial recognition and external cameras to monitor driving behavior.
- Smart sensors to track wrong turns, signal misuse, and reverse gear misuse.
- Real-time test instructions for candidates during the exam.
- Instant result upload and scoring, minimizing delays and human involvement.
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Fraud Prevention and Secure Data Handling
All test sessions conducted through AI-Based Driving Test Cars will be recorded by high-tech cameras and sensors with 24/7 video monitoring. Unlike traditional systems where footage was erased after 15 days, the new framework will store every recording indefinitely in the Punjab Safe Cities Authority’s high-security database, ensuring transparency and preventing tampering.
This approach not only strengthens fraud prevention but also ensures complete transparency, making it nearly impossible to manipulate results.
A Transparent and Fair Licensing System
With AI-Based Driving Test Cars, AI-driven scoring and automated result uploads allow candidates to receive instant outcomes free from human error or favoritism. Officials expect the initiative to bring fairness, trust, and credibility to driver licensing while aligning Punjab with global best practices in road safety.
Rollout Across Punjab
The project will begin in Lahore, with a phased rollout to all districts. By deploying 200 AI-based driving test vehicles across Punjab, the government aims to set a new benchmark for efficiency and transparency in public service delivery.
Bottom Line
Punjab’s AI-based driving test cars mark a bold step toward modern, automated, and unbiased licensing. If implemented with strong oversight and technical reliability, this system could become a model for safe, transparent driver testing across Pakistan.
