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Last updated: November 08, 2025

Karachi Road Speed Limits (2025)

TL;DR: On major Karachi city roads, the cap is 60 km/h for motorcycles and light vehicles (LTVs) and 30 km/h for heavy transport vehicles (HTVs). Enforcement is camera‑based with e‑challans.

Why it matters: overspeeding is among the most commonly auto‑ticketed violations under the 2025 e‑challan rollout. Staying within limits keeps you safe and avoids fines.

Official 2025 city limits

Uniform limits on main roads announced in Nov 2025:
- Cars/LTVs and motorcycles: 60 km/h
- HTVs (buses, trucks): 30 km/h
Enforcement continues to expand via speed‑monitoring cameras across major corridors.

Note: These are city‑road limits. Different (higher) caps apply on highways/motorways outside city limits. Always follow posted signs.

Speed limits by corridor

Below is a practical table for common Karachi routes. Where the city policy applies, limits are shown as 60/30 (light vehicles & bikes / heavy vehicles). Special cases are noted.

Road / Corridor	Cars & Motorcycles	Heavy Vehicles	Notes
Shahrah‑e‑Faisal	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
University Road	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
M.A. Jinnah Road	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Rashid Minhas Road	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Shahrah‑e‑Pakistan	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Shaheed‑e‑Millat Expressway (urban)	60 km/h	30 km/h	Treated as city arterial unless signage says otherwise.
Korangi Road / Korangi Industrial Rd	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Khayaban‑e‑Ittehad (DHA)	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
I.I. Chundrigar Road	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Mai Kolachi / M.T. Khan Rd	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Tariq Road (PECHS)	60 km/h	30 km/h	Citywide rule applies.
Lyari Expressway	80 km/h	—	Special case: typically 80 km/h cap; bikes and heavy vehicles not allowed.
Northern Bypass (M‑10)	Follow signage	Follow signage	Treated as highway‑standard; obey posted limits.

Tip: If there’s no signboard on a major urban corridor, assume 60 km/h (cars/bikes) and 30 km/h (HTVs).

Residential streets & school zones

Karachi Traffic Police’s Nov 2025 update didn’t publish separate residential caps. As practical safety guidance in urban Pakistan:

Urban arterials: up to 80 km/h maximum (policy/guideline level; cities may set lower)
Residential and hilly areas: typically 50–70 km/h
Near schools/hospitals/mosques: target around 40 km/h and obey local signage, wardens, and temporary limits

When in doubt, drive moderately and leave braking distance—especially near pedestrian areas.

Highways, motorways, and expressways nearby

Motorways (outside the city) commonly signpost 120 km/h for cars and 110 km/h for certain LTVs; strict enforcement applies.
Northern Bypass (M‑10) and other highway‑standard links follow posted signs; do not assume city caps.
Lyari Expressway is generally posted at 80 km/h, with motorcycle/heavy‑vehicle restrictions.

Always follow on‑ground signage over any general guideline.

Penalties and e‑challan tips

Overspeeding is among the top camera‑detected violations in Karachi.
Fines vary by vehicle type and offense severity. See exact amounts for your vehicle in our interactive violations table.
Repeated violations or severe excess speed can lead to higher penalties.

Related tools and guides:

View exact fine amounts in the Violations Table
See traffic camera locations across Karachi
How to pay a traffic challan online

Related guides

Verified facts & sources (2025)

Karachi Traffic Police/KTP and Safe City communications on e‑challan rollout and common violations: Karachi Traffic Police · KTP press releases
News coverage of citywide speed‑limit update (Nov 2025): Express Tribune — “Karachi sets new speed limits for all major roads” (Nov 2025): https://tribune.com.pk/story/2575294/karachi-sets-new-speed-limits-for-all-major-roads
News coverage of policy update (Nov 2025): ProPakistani — “New speed limits announced across Karachi; 60 for LTV/motorcycles, 30 for HTV”: https://propakistani.pk/2025/11/02/new-speed-limits-announced-across-karachi/
Motorway/highway enforcement context and 2025 updates: Pakistan Today — https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2025/10/03/overspeeding-on-motorways-can-now-lead-to-firs/ · LCCI brief — https://lcci.pk/new-motorway-speed-limit-fines-firs-for-violators/

Always follow the posted limit and the amount/due date shown on your challan/receipt. Enforcement evolves with the 2025 rollout.

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Karachi Speed Limits 2025 — Complete Guide to Avoid E‑Challan