The Selangor road transport department (JPJ) has increased operations upon vehicles checked by Puspakom by conducting random physical inspections including the checking of tyres, brakes and lights among other components, News Straits Times reported.
The Selangor road transport department has increased operations upon vehicles checked by Puspakom by conducting random physical inspections including the checking of tyres, brakes and lights among other components,
Vehicles which are stopped randomly for inspections will be checked for tyres, brake lights and other aspects, and vehicles which do not meet the specified standards will be failed, and will be required to have rectified the issues or weaknesses found before they undergo another Puspakom inspection, the JPJ Selangor state director said.
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