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Updates
  • PTF Teacher E-Bike portal is open at ptf.punjab.gov.pk — 5,000 teachers in the first round
  • Government employees (BPS 1–16) approved for interest-free e-bikes — portal details awaited
  • Rs 2.6 billion subsidy confirmed — government pays 100% markup plus Rs 20,000 down payment
  • Scooties added for female students in Phase 2 — learner's permit still required
Chief Minister's Youth Initiative — E-Bike Scheme

Coverage Map 2026

The e-bike scheme in all 36 districts of Punjab

Phase 2 removed the map: every district from Attock to Rahim Yar Khan is now covered, with petrol quotas distributed by census population. Find your district below for local guidance.

How District Quotas Work

Population in, bikes out

Petrol bike quotas follow the 2023 census: each district's share of Punjab's population sets its share of the bikes, and only Punjab-domiciled applicants compete within it. Electric bikes follow campuses instead — the five Phase 1 cities — because charging infrastructure, not domicile, is the binding constraint. The teacher scheme ignores geography entirely: educators in every tehsil apply on identical terms, with rural postings earning priority.

ضلعی کوٹہ کیسے کام کرتا ہے؟

پٹرول بائیکس کا کوٹہ 2023 کی مردم شماری کے مطابق ہر ضلع کی آبادی کے تناسب سے تقسیم ہوتا ہے — بڑے اضلاع کو زیادہ بائیکس ملتی ہیں مگر درخواستیں بھی زیادہ ہوتی ہیں۔ چھوٹے اضلاع میں مقابلہ کم ہونے سے کامیابی کے امکانات اکثر بہتر ہوتے ہیں۔ الیکٹرک بائیکس کیمپس کے شہر سے منسلک ہیں، جبکہ اساتذہ کی اسکیم میں کوئی ضلعی پابندی نہیں۔

District FAQs

District and quota questions

Which districts are included in the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme?

In Phase 2, all 36 districts of Punjab are included. Phase 1 was limited to five cities — Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and Bahawalpur — and electric bikes remain concentrated in those urban centres where charging infrastructure exists.

How is the quota decided for my district?

Petrol bike quotas are distributed district-wise among Punjab-domiciled applicants in proportion to each district's population under the 2023 census. Bigger districts get bigger allocations — and more competition. Your domicile district, not your campus city, determines which quota pool you enter for petrol bikes.

Can I apply from a small district, or is it only worth it in big cities?

Apply regardless. Every district has a guaranteed proportional share, and smaller districts often see fewer applicants per allocated bike — which can mean better odds in the computerized draw than the crowded Lahore or Faisalabad pools.

My campus is in a different district than my domicile. Which counts?

For petrol bikes, your domicile district sets your quota pool. For electric bikes, what matters is the city where your campus is physically located — the Phase 1 e-bike cities being Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and Bahawalpur.

Your district is covered. Are you eligible?

Coverage is province-wide — what decides your application is the eligibility rules and your paperwork.