Independent report
Islamabad, November 14, 2026: The National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) has expressed solidarity with the families of those who lost their lives in road accidents, as well as survivors and people injured in traffic crashes, on the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
The day serves as an opportunity to remember those who lost their lives in road accidents, stand with bereaved families and acknowledge the challenges faced by survivors undergoing long-term medical treatment and rehabilitation.
An NHMP spokesperson also paid tribute to the rescue personnel and medical staff who provide emergency assistance and medical care to accident victims.
The spokesperson said this year’s global campaign carries the message, “Remember, Support, Act.”
On the occasion, the Motorway Police urged citizens to follow traffic laws and make road safety a daily habit. Drivers and passengers were advised to wear seat belts before starting their journeys, observe prescribed speed limits and avoid using mobile phones while driving. Motorcyclists were also urged to wear helmets.
The spokesperson added that motorists can contact Motorway Police helpline 130 in case of any emergency on motorways and national highways under its jurisdiction.
