SPAD was nothing but a road hump to us, say groups


PETALING JAYA: Transport and tourism groups are hailing the dissolution of the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD), calling it a “thorn” in their side.

Malaysian Association of Taxi, Rental Car and Limousine Drivers president Zailani Isaisuludin said he had not seen any improvement in the handling of issues since SPAD’s formation in 2010 under the Land Public Transport Act.

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