Punjab Vehicle Registration System Changed

Punjab vehicle registration system has changed after the provincial government introduced new rules for vehicle registration and ownership transfer.

The government announced these changes to improve transparency, monitoring, and administrative control. Officials said they want to make the system more organized and accountable.

New policy also brings major changes in the use of official vehicles, the purchase of electric vehicles, and the procedure for vehicle allotment to officers.

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Authorities said they introduced these steps to ensure effective use of public resources. They also want to prevent irregularities and misuse. The government will now monitor the registration and transfer process more closely.

Key Decisions on Official Vehicles

Under the new rules:

• Departments must get prior approval from the Finance Department before buying electric vehicles.
• The government will allot official vehicles only to officers in Grade 17 and above.
• The government has increased the monthly petrol limit for officers by 25 liters.

Officials believe financial control over electric vehicle purchases will improve spending transparency. They also expect that limiting vehicle allotment to specific grades will reduce unnecessary use.

New System for Registration and Ownership Transfer

The government will now make the vehicle registration and ownership transfer process more integrated and uniform.

Officials said this step will reduce legal complications. It will also help prevent fraud and illegal transfers.

Experts believe these reforms aim to modernize the transport management system in Punjab. They expect better public service and improved administrative performance.

Wider Reform Plan

Government described these changes as part of a broader administrative reform plan. It aims to regulate the use of public resources and promote transparent governance.

The policy has taken immediate effect. Authorities have directed all concerned departments to implement it strictly.

Punjab vehicle registration system now enters a new phase with stronger monitoring and structured reforms.