According to Ministry of Communications, Government of Pakistan has decided to implement Axle Load limit on National Highways & Motorways as provided in National Highway Safety Ordinance-2000, from June 01, 2019. To this effect, a series of meetings were held between Ministry of Communications and representatives of Goods Transport Agencies and Truck Drivers Associations hailing from Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Proposals presented by representatives of Transport organizations were included in the implementation plan. Representatives of the Goods Transport Agencies, Owners of Industrial units, Law Enforcing Agencies and Provincial Governments have assured to extend their full cooperation to abide by the rules and regulations concerning Axle Load Management, adding that over loading would be avoided. In case of violation, legal action will take against the violators. Implementation of Axle Load limit will not only pave the way to control accidents on National Highways & Motorways network but it will also help protect the precious national asset of National Highways & Motorways, as heavy amounts are spent on their construction and maintenance. In order to keep this asset safe, a comprehensive course of action is being adopted with cooperation of all the stakeholders. It is worth mentioning that a Monitoring Committee has also been formed. The committee is headed by the Chief National Transport Research Centre (NTRC) wherein representatives of the Transport Organizations have also been included. The committee will ensure implementation of Axle Load Limit in the real sense. In case of some issue, matter will be set right through mutual consultation and cooperation.