PUTRAJAYA, Nov 11 (Bernama) -- The Road Transport Department (JPJ) and the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) must continue to intensify efforts to improve road safety, particularly by taking firm action against offences that endanger the lives of road users, said former Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
Loke Urges JPJ, MIROS To Sustain Road Safety Efforts
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Former Transport Minister Anthony Loke urged the Road Transport Department and MIROS to keep enforcing road safety, especially against overloaded vehicles, illegal racing and speeding, after his resignation.
- Loke called for strict enforcement of overloaded vehicle, illegal racing and speeding laws.
- He noted legal amendments and enforcement powers had already been granted to JPJ officers.
- The call came after his resignation and a court order for former PM Najib to serve a prison sentence under house arrest.
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