In a major development, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has officially announced the ends paper ticket system on all toll plazas across Punjab. This move aims to introduce a modern, transparent, and efficient transportation system similar to the Motorway’s “One App, One System” model. Under this plan, 38 toll plazas in Punjab will be fully digitalized, allowing smooth and quick travel for commuters while ensuring transparency and improved management.
During a high-level meeting on provincial development projects, Maryam Nawaz Sharif directed that all newly constructed roads should have solar street lights to promote energy conservation and an eco-friendly environment. The government’s focus is clear to make Punjab a modern, smart, and green province where technology and public convenience go hand in hand.
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Key Highlights of Punjab Govt Ends Paper Ticket System on All Toll Plazas
| Category | Details |
| Project Name | Punjab Toll Plaza Digitalization |
| Led By | CM Maryam Nawaz Sharif |
| Toll Plazas Covered | 38 (across Punjab) |
| New System | One App, One System |
| Main Goal | Transparency, Speed, Modernization |
| Launch Year | 2025 |
The meeting also approved the construction, repair, and rehabilitation of five major highways under a Public-Private Partnership model. Officials informed that through e-tendering, the Punjab government saved Rs. 40 billion, ensuring financial transparency and efficiency in development spending.
To enhance Lahore’s beauty, revamping projects for the Railway Station, Data Darbar, Misri Shah, Ek Moriya, and Do Moriya bridges were approved. A fountain park and a mini train for children will also be established near the Railway Station, while new roads and footpaths will be built within a 3 km radius of the area.
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Furthermore, 54 large bridges, 142 small bridges, and 858 roads damaged during recent floods have already been restored. The Multan-Vehari Road is being declared Punjab’s first dust-free road, which will be completed by June 2026. Similarly, the Tourism Corridor from Quaid-e-Azam Interchange to Wagah Border will also be completed by June next year, promoting tourism and local business growth.
Upcoming Infrastructure Development Plans
| Project | Length / Scope | Completion Date |
| 2341 Road Projects | 5251 km total | June 2026 |
| Dust-Free Multan-Vehari Road | Major Pilot Project | June 2026 |
| Tourism Corridor (Lahore–Wagah) | Major Tourism Route | June 2026 |
| Road Construction Under CM Initiative | 10,000 km | Final Phase Underway |
In addition, it was revealed that road repair and maintenance in Murree, Chakwal, and Sahiwal have been completed. Under the CM Punjab Initiative, 10,000 km of new roads are in the final construction phase, promising smoother connectivity and better travel experiences for millions of citizens.
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This digital shift and massive infrastructure investment highlight Maryam Nawaz’s vision for a Smart Punjab, focusing on sustainable development, transparency, and technological progress. With the end of the traditional “parchi” system, Punjab moves one step closer to becoming a digitally advanced province ensuring comfort, accountability, and a brighter future for its people.
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