SEREMBAN, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- Drivers of heavy vehicles using highways in Negeri Sembilan are reminded to be more mindful of blind spots and to ensure their surroundings are clear before changing lanes, in order to prevent accidents especially during the upcoming Deepavali festive season.
Heavy Vehicle Drivers Reminded To Be Mindful At Blind Spots
Negeri Sembilan Road Transport Department (JPJ), D
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Heavy vehicle drivers in Negeri Sembilan are urged to check blind spots and surroundings before lane changes ahead of the Deepavali season, as the Road Transport Department launches the Op Patuh enforcement from November 7 to 12.
- Blind spots on heavy vehicles are a frequent cause of accidents, especially on specific highway sections and routes in the state.
- Op Patuh will target high‑risk violations, use drones for aerial monitoring, and deploy plainclothes officers at bus terminals.
- Traffic volume is expected to double, and the operation will focus on issues like phone use and driver fatigue.
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