A video circulating on TikTok shows a Perodua Kenari driving on a pedestrian walkway in Pulau Tikus, George Town, Penang. This incident sparked debate about traffic congestion and the need for safe pedestrian walkways.
In a recent video circulating on TikTok, a Perodua Kenari car was caught driving on the pedestrian walkway in Pulau Tikus, George Town, Penang . The driver seemingly chose this unorthodox route to avoid heavy traffic congestion. Despite the blatant traffic violation, the driver can be seen signaling before turning left at a crossroad. The video, captured by another motorist, garnered numerous reactions in the comments section.
Many Penang locals expressed that this kind of behavior is common in the state, with drivers resorting to pedestrian walkways to bypass traffic jams at intersections. Some commented that motorcyclists frequently utilize pedestrian walkways due to limited road space. This incident sparked a debate about the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and the need for infrastructure improvements to accommodate the growing traffic in Penang.It is crucial to remember that pedestrian walkways are designed for the safe passage of individuals walking, preventing accidents with vehicles and ensuring safe navigation. Any obstruction of pedestrian walkways is considered an offense and can lead to legal consequences. Penalties can include vehicle seizure for violating traffic laws. The authorities have the power to enforce these regulations under the Road Transport Act 1987 and the Road Traffic Rules 1959. This recent case highlights the growing concern of traffic congestion in Penang and the potential risks it poses to public safety. Finding sustainable solutions to manage traffic flow and ensure the safety of all road users remains a pressing issue for the authorities
PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS TRAFFIC CONGESTION PENANG ROAD SAFETY TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
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