The road transport department (JPJ) has issued 22,201 notices to commercial vehicles in a special operation conducted nationwide against errant commercial vehicles, Bernama reported.
The road transport department has issued 22,201 notices to commercial vehicles in a special operation conducted nationwide against errant commercial vehicles,
“Throughout the operation till today, 88,034 commercial vehicles were inspected, 22,201 notices issued, 9,661 vehicles had action taken against them, and 77 vehicles were seized. Based on the notices issued, JPJ detected that almost 7,000 commercial vehicles committed technical offences such as not maintaining their vehicles well, tyres that do not comply with specifications, improper care of tyres or worn out tyres,” he said.
for stricter enforcement towards commercial vehicles which fail to comply with the Road Transport Act 1987 .
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