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Karachi turns to technology to fix traffic woes as commuters protest heavy fines

  • Karachi launches automated “faceless” e-ticketing system amid decades-old congestion, poor road quality, surge in vehicles
  • Over 51,000 digital fines issued in two weeks, sparking public anger over penalties as high as $90 for heavy vehicles
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