NHMP Further Reduced Vehicles Speed on Motorways and National Highways to 65 KM per Hour

Last Updated on March 27, 2026 by Galaxy World

The National Highways and Motorways Authority has announced the Reduced Speed on Motorways/highways, maximum 80 km/h. But as per the further updates, the NH&MP has announced to keep the existing speed limits of 90/100 KMPH for motorways only. Howver the speed limit has been reduced on National Highways. The details are as follows:

Reduced Speed on Motorways/ Highways

The National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) has announced revised speed limits for vehicles traveling on motorways and national highways across Pakistan. This decision has been taken in line with government directives to ensure road safety and reduce traffic accidents.

According to the latest update, different speed limits have been set for light and heavy vehicles:

Speed Limits (Pakistan – NHMP)

 

Citations for Drivers for Speed for National Highways and Motorways

NHMP officials stated that these new limits will be strictly enforced using advanced speed monitoring devices. Drivers exceeding the prescribed limits may face heavy fines and legal action.

The primary objective of this step is to improve road safety, reduce speeding, and minimize fatal accidents on highways. Authorities have urged all drivers to cooperate and follow the updated traffic regulations.

Motorists are advised to stay informed about the latest traffic rules and ensure compliance to avoid penalties and ensure a safe journey for everyone.

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Latest Updates

 

The NHMotorways has just issued the recent latest updates that they will keep the existing speed limits.  and issued different speed limits for motorways and national highways. These are as follows:

 

Cars (M1 / LTV): Maximum 100 km/h (Motorways) 80 KM/h for National Highways
🚌 Buses & Heavy Vehicles (PSV / HTV): Maximum 90km/h (Motorways) and 65Km/h for National Highways