Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that Road Transport Department (JPJ) officers will start using body cameras to improve transparency during
Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that Road Transport Department officers will start using body cameras to improve transparency during enforcement.BERNAMA reported that Loke said using body cameras for JPJ officers in the field could make enforcement more effective, especially when dealing with heavy vehicles.
Loke also shared that JPJ Director-General Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli had earlier suggested equipping officers with body cameras to ensure top-notch standards of safety, integrity, and professionalism for those on duty.
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