Express bus drivers lament unfair labelling due to a handful


GEORGE TOWN: Although drivers’ recklessness has been identified as one of the main reasons for the many accidents involving express buses in the country, there are many who take great pride in their job and place the safety of their passengers first.

Bekri Noh, 46, who has been driving express buses since he was 21, said it was unfair to associate all bus drivers with drug abuse and reckless driving just because of a few black sheep.

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