Johor proposes to ban heavy vehicles from using Causeway


JOHOR BARU: Johor wants to ban heavy vehicles from using the Causeway to transport goods from Singapore in an effort to reduce traffic congestion at the link. 

State Public Works, Rural and Regional Development chairman Datuk Hasni Mohammad said a proposal on the directive would be submitted to the Federal Government for further action. 

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