KUANTAN, Jan 21 — The Pahang Road Transport Department (JPJ) will assign more than 10 officers daily to go undercover, disguised as passengers on express buses in conjunction...
State Public Works, Transportation and Health Committee chairman Datuk Razali Kassim said the undercover operation aims to detect violations committed by bus drivers during the Chinese New Year period. — Picture by Choo Choy Mayas a first-time user .
“We want to ensure that express buses comply with the rules set, such as requiring two drivers for trips exceeding 300 kilometres or four hours of driving. He spoke to reporters after the Road Safety Advocacy Programme held in conjunction with the Chinese New Year celebration at Kuantan Sentral Terminal, here yesterday in the presence of Pahang JPJ director Syed Ahmad Khiruanwar Alyahya Syed Abdul Rahman.
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