YOURSAY | ‘There are cars running traffic lights in front of cops without action being taken.’
Thank you, Transport Minister Anthony Loke. I think you are doing a good job. But unfortunately, the cops and local councils like Kuala Lumpur City Hall are still lagging in the enforcement of traffic laws.
I wish the next general election is tomorrow. I will campaign to get all KL MPs kicked out but I have a lot of respect for you.Indeed, the basic rules on the roads are not being enforced. These days not only motorcyclists don't wait at traffic lights or at T-junctions, even cars are also doing it. They are responsible for their children, not you. You only caution them with facts. This is the problem with the Pakatan Harapan government, always in a hurry without proper cushioning initiatives.Good effort but CRS, wearing seat belts, et cetera, do not prevent accidents per se.
For example, I don't think Malaysians drive too aggressively when compared to say, Mumbai drivers or those from Saigon.
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