Melaka govt to meet PLUS officials to discuss issue of haphazard parking of heavy vehicles


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 11 Dec 2018

MELAKA: The state government will meet with representatives from PLUS, the North-South expressway concessionaire, this week to discuss the risk posed by heavy vehicles parked along the road shoulders near the Ayer Keroh rest and recreation (R&R) area, leading up to the Ayer Keroh toll plaza.

"From what I have surmised ... the significant number of lorries and trailers parked their vehicles there due to lack of space at the R&R as bays are occupied by smaller vehicles from 12am to 4am daily," state Transport, Works and Public Amenities committee chairman Datuk Mohd Sofi Abdul Wahab said in a media statement on Tuesday (Dec 11).

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