In June 2026 the National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) announced a mobile service that issues learner driving licences from specially equipped vans. The two reports we found give no locations, fees or documents.
Last checked: 4 November 2026, against two news reports
Editorial note: SignTest.pk is an independent information site and is not affiliated with the National Highways and Motorway Police or any government department. This page summarises two news reports. We have not checked it against an official NHMP notice, so confirm the details with NHMP before you travel.
What was announced
The Truth International (18 June 2026) reports that NHMP introduced a mobile learner licence service. It says specially equipped mobile vans will visit selected locations across several regions, following a scheduled deployment plan, and that people can apply for and receive learner licences on the spot. ProPakistani reports the same service, run from “mobile facilitation vans”, so that people do not need to visit a licensing centre. ProPakistani’s page showed no publication date when we read it.
How the service is described
- Applicants apply in person at the van.
- Trained staff handle documentation, verification and issuance, according to The Truth International.
- Locations and timings are to be announced in advance through official channels, according to the same report.
What the reports do not say
- Which locations the vans will visit, or when
- Fees
- Documents you need to bring
- Opening hours
- Who is eligible, or whether the service covers every vehicle category
- Whether the service is still running
We have not guessed at any of these. Watch for NHMP’s official announcements and confirm the location and documents before you go.
A separate NHMP rule in the same reports
Both reports also mention an NHMP requirement for a working fire extinguisher in vehicles on motorways and national highways, with enforcement beginning after 24 June. It is a separate rule from the licence service, and neither report is a full guide to it, so check NHMP’s notice for the details.
Not the same as the Rawalpindi licence van
Our older post on the mobile licence van in Rawalpindi covers a City Traffic Police service. The NHMP service described here is a different one, run by the Motorway Police.
Prepare for the test
- Practise the signs part of the test with our free car driving licence test or motorcycle licence signs test.
- Read how to apply for a driving licence in Pakistan for the Punjab steps.
- Other regions: Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Islamabad and Balochistan.
Motorway Police mobile licence van FAQs
Can I get a learner licence from a Motorway Police van?
The reports say NHMP’s mobile vans issue learner licences on the spot at selected locations. They do not say where or when, so confirm before you go.
How much does it cost?
Neither report states a fee.
What documents do I need?
Neither report lists them.
Is it the same as the Rawalpindi mobile licence van?
No. That is a City Traffic Police service. This one is run by the National Highways and Motorway Police.
Sources
- The Truth International – Motorway Police introduce mobile learner licence service (18 June 2026)
- ProPakistani – Motorway Police launch mobile learner licence service (no date shown on page)
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