Fog Conditions on Motorways

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted heavy fog during the next few days and motorways are no exception and conditions will remain unreasonable for driving, especially during morning hour, which may result in closure of motorways by the National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP).

Fog Conditions Motorways, Motorway M2, Motorway M5, Motorway M1, Motorway M3 — Fog Conditions on Motorways – 4 December 2022

Here is the latest fog conditions on different motorways in plain areas of the country.

Peshawar – Islamabad (Motorway M1)

Sector	1700-2000	2000-2300	2300-0200	0200-0500	0500-0800
Peshawar – Sawabi	No Fog	No Fog	No Fog	Moderate	Dense
Swabi – Islamabad	No Fog	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Moderate

Islamabad – Lahore (Motorway M2)

Sector	1700-2000	2000-2300	2300-0200	0200-0500	0500-0800
Pindi Bhattian – Lahore	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Shallow	Moderate
Islamabad – Kallar Kahar	No Fog	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Shallow
Kallar Kahar – Pindi Bhattian	No Fog	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Moderate

Lahore – Abdul Hakim (Motorway M3)

Sector	1700-2000	2000-2300	2300-0200	0200-0500	0500-0800
Lahore – Abdul Hakim	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Shallow	Dense

Sialkot – Lahore (Motorway M11)

Sector	1700-2000	2000-2300	2300-0200	0200-0500	0500-0800
Sialkot-Lahore	No Fog	No Fog	Moderate	Moderate	Dense

Pindi Bhattian – Faisalabad – Multan (Motorway M4)

Sector	1700-2000	2000-2300	2300-0200	0200-0500	0500-0800
Pindi Bhattian – Faisalabad	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Moderate	Moderate
Faisalabad – Multan	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Moderate	Moderate

Multan – Sukkur (Motorway M5)

Sector	1700-2000	2000-2300	2300-0200	0200-0500	0500-0800
Multan-Sukkur	No Fog	No Fog	Shallow	Moderate	Dense

Please make sure to check out Pakistan Meteorological Department’s Website for updates every three hours or Follow National Highway and Motorway Police (NHMP) on Twitter (@onenetworkpk) for latest updates regarding road closures.

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Fog Conditions on Motorways – 4 December 2022