In the 1997 , national highways & Motorway police training wing launched its first training activity at police college sihala in collaboration with national police academy. foreign Trainers, from England , were commissioned with the task of preparing master trainer, who could further impart training themselves, the purpose of hiring the foreign trainers was also to attune the force personnel with International standards , such standards were observed in modern operating procedures, traffic management and logistics, most of the equipment , to e used in field operations , was procured from Canada. Thus, this training laid a solid foundation on which training wing could build on and 250 officers were trained at that initial stage.

Later on , on 12 March 1998 , though a training camp was established at lines Headquarters Islamabad to cater for the training need of incoming officers, however, later in 1999 , the training camp was shifted to Chakri as separate entity. Here, the training wing not only conducted basic Motorway Police Orientation courses but refresher courses also became the part of training activities. During that phase, 1999-2002, 213 officers received Basic Orientation training, whereas, 285 officers undergone refresher courses. The growing need of the training prompted the shifting of training camp chakri to sheilhupura in May 2002, where it is presently situated with the name of National Highways & Motorway Police Training College. The shifting of the training College marked a new each in the National Highways & Motorway Police training history. The commencement of Promotional Courses, commando courses and capacity Building courses rendered it a full bloom of a police training institution.