JPJ will step up enforcement of the ban on heavy automobiles driving repeatedly on the quick lane, specializing in items automobiles (lorries) and public service automobiles reminiscent of buses. The street transport division mentioned in an announcement yesterday that that is an effort to cut back accidents involving heavy automobiles.
Via Methodology 4a Highway Visitors Strategies 1959items automobiles and public service automobiles aren’t allowed to drive repeatedly on the rightmost lane on any street or freeway aside from when overtaking a automobile in entrance of it.
These discovered responsible could be given a most compound of RM300 and if discovered responsible by the court docket, one could be fined not more than RM2,000 or be jailed not over six months for the primary offence. For the second offence onwards, one could be fined not more than RM4,000 or face jail of not over 12 months, or each.
JPJ says that tighter enforcement might be carried out repeatedly to make sure a excessive degree of adherence of street security laws in Malaysia. The division says that it’s taking critically the latest pattern of heavy automobile accidents inflicting deaths of different street customers.
Stories of heavy automobiles breaking the legislation could be despatched through e-Aduan@JPJ within the MyJPJ app or despatched through e mail to (e mail protected).
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