‘Our roads are our shared responsibility’: Minister urges stronger industry involvement in road safety
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Oct 29: Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi has urged more companies, particularly those operating in industrial and logistics hubs, to contribute to road safety improvements through partnerships with technical agencies such as the Public Works Department (JKR). He said road safety should not be viewed solely as the Government’s responsibility, stressing that industry players could also contribute resources and expertise to make roads safer for the…
Minister urges companies to help improve road safety through partnerships with technical agencies.
Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi called for industry involvement in road safety.
The Westports-JKR Klang Road Safety CSR Initiative focuses on Route FT181 in Pulau Indah.
Improvements include rumble strips, road studs, and emergency crash barriers.
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KUCHING, Oct 29: Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi has urged more companies, particularly those operating in industrial and logistics hubs, to contribute to road safety improvements through partnerships with technical agencies such as the Public Works Department (JKR).
He said road safety should not be viewed solely as the Government’s responsibility, stressing that industry players could also contribute resources and expertise to make roads safer for the community.
“Our roads are our shared responsibility. When every party cares, more improvements can be realised for the safety of the people,” he said in a Facebook post following the launch of the Westports–JKR Klang Road Safety Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiative.
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