Motorists have been given a grace period to comply with traffic lane rules in all cities in the country, stated the Police Media Spokesperson.
Accordingly, the grace period will be in effect for two weeks starting from tomorrow (27 May), said the Police Spokesman.
Following the relevant grace period, traffic lane laws will be strictly enforced in all cities of the country.
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