The Election Commission (EC) has issued special vehicle guidelines for candidates and their election agents on the polling day of the 13th National Parliamentary Election and referendum. The directive, sent to returning officers on Sunday, aims to maintain an orderly and peaceful environment during voting. Each candidate and their agent will be allowed one small vehicle such as a jeep, car, microbus, or CNG-run autorickshaw, carrying no more than five people including the driver and any assigned gunman.

In remote areas where small vehicles cannot operate, candidates and agents may each use up to two motorcycles, with a maximum of two riders per motorcycle. In river-surrounded areas, one boat per candidate or agent is permitted, carrying up to five people including the driver. All vehicles must display an approved sticker issued by the returning officer, and identity cards must be obtained for all passengers except the candidate, agent, and gunman.

No person other than the candidate or election agent will be allowed to enter polling centers under any circumstances, according to the EC directive.