Despite the Punjab Police's extension of a deadline for enforcing underage driving rules, violations persist among schoolchildren, with many still driving vehicles illegally. The traffic police issued several challans, including six for underage driving today, while parents face hefty fines of up to Rs 25,000 and possible imprisonment if their children violate the Motor Vehicles Act. Traffic officials reported a slight decrease in violations due to increased parental involvement, yet many students continue to flout the guidelines, often using creative tactics to evade detection. Awareness campaigns have been conducted, yet the message seems to be falling on deaf ears, as numerous offenders were still seen on the roads. The police have vowed to intensify enforcement efforts, maintaining that they will not tolerate violations moving forward. The situation highlights a broader issue of compliance with traffic laws, necessitating ongoing education and enforcement to ensure safety.