Islamabad Offers Women Free Scooty Training
The lessons include practical riding and road-safety guidance so women can travel more independently.
Islamabad Traffic Police is offering free scooty and motorcycle riding training to women through its Uraan programme. The Uraan programme covers both scooties and motorcycles, and the training is free.
The initiative provides practical riding lessons, road-safety guidance and training by female instructors. The stated purpose is to help women travel more independently. The update does not give course dates or an enrolment link.
What the Uraan programme includes
The organiser is Islamabad Traffic Police. The trainees are women. The skills are practical riding and road safety, taught by female instructors, on scooties and motorcycles. The outcome the police describe is more independent travel. No start date or sign-up address is included.
Our verdict
The Uraan programme is free riding training for women, run by Islamabad Traffic Police, with practical lessons, road-safety guidance and female instructors. It is aimed at independent travel, and the update does not set dates.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is offering the training?
Islamabad Traffic Police, through the Uraan programme.
Who can take it?
Women. The training is free and covers scooty and motorcycle riding.
What do the lessons include?
Practical riding lessons, road-safety guidance and training by female instructors.
Why is it being offered?
To help women travel more independently.
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