ISLAMABAD: The Excise and Taxation Department, Islamabad has decided to start e-tagging system to stop car theft.
It has been learnt that the latest e-tagging system will be according to the international standards and will trace vehicles through radio frequency.
The e-tagging system comprises secret number plates which will be installed in screens of cars. The technology will make it difficult for thieves to steal vehicles and keep them hidden.
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