The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) urges the implementation of advanced monitoring technologies like tyre pressure monitoring systems and telematics in all heavy vehicles to detect mechanical issues in real time. NIOSH Vice Chairman Manivanan Gowin emphasizes the importance of these technologies for early warnings of potential malfunctions, stressing the need for regular maintenance and strict enforcement of safety standards. He calls on the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to strengthen enforcement with heavy penalties for violations and urges transport operators to implement comprehensive safety training programs for drivers.
The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health has called for the implementing of advanced monitoring technology in heavy vehicles , reported theThe institute called for technology such as tyre pressure monitoring systems and telematics to be made mandatory in all heavy vehicles to detect mechanical issues in real time, said NIOSH vice chairman Manivanan Gowin.
Manivanan also called for the road transport department to strengthen enforcement through imposing heavy penalties and taking strict action against those which fail to meet safety standards. Manivanan called on government agencies, transport operators, local authorities and non-governmental organisations to collaborate on creating a long-term strategic plan for road safety, which should include “identifying issues, conducting continuous research and implementing more stringent and effective safety policies,” he said.
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