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Karachi’s Heavy Vehicles Crisis: Why Reckless Driving Keeps Taking Lives

Karachi’s Heavy Vehicles Crisis: Why Reckless Driving Keeps Taking Lives

Every week, Karachi loses more lives to reckless heavy vehicles. Trucks, tankers, and trailers crush cars, bikes, and even pedestrians. Yet, the chaos continues without serious action. The Karachi heavy vehicles crisis is costing innocent lives — and no one seems to care.

Broken Roads, Broken System

Karachi’s roads tell a story of neglect. Potholes, missing signals, and faded lane markings make driving dangerous. In addition, weak enforcement allows drivers to ignore rules with impunity. Many vehicles operate without proper fitness certificates.
Authorities often promise reform after every tragedy. However, the cycle of negligence never ends. The system repairs nothing, learns nothing, and blames no one. As a result, the city’s roads remain death traps.

Citizens Demand Action

Residents are tired of empty words. They want strict monitoring of heavy vehicles and round-the-clock patrolling. People also demand better road design and safe pedestrian zones. For example, separate lanes for trucks could reduce collisions.
Karachi’s traffic problem needs more than temporary bans. It requires a strong policy, working traffic lights, and officers who enforce the law fairly. Therefore, city planners, police, and citizens must act together.
Lives matter more than convenience. Until officials take responsibility, Karachi’s roads will keep claiming victims — and silence will remain the loudest response.

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