Heavy Bikes Banned on Motorway in Pakistan

As the High Court has upset a four-year-old high court request and embraced the public authority's previous choice to boycott motorcyclists on motorways, weighty bicycle riders are being denied consent to ride on motorways.

A three-part High Court seat headed by Equity Sardar Tariq Masood permitted the allure moved by the Service of Interchanges and the Public Roadways and Motorway Police (NHMP) monitor general against a choice of the Islamabad High Court (IHC) that was given a long time back.

In its December 10, 2018 decision, the high court had requested a superior standard working method (SOP) to ride bikes on the motorway.

Saving the high court request, Equity Muhammad Ali Mazhar, who authoured the nine-page decision, held that the motorway prohibition on bikes under Segment 45 of the Public Thruway Wellbeing Statute 2000 (NHSO) was inside the law and couldn't be interpreted as an infringement of any essential right to life or freedom.

Also, this segment was not tested before IHC as being ultra vires (past the powers) of the Constitution or the NHSO, he composed