Plans to impose stricter penalties for heavy vehicle drivers entering city centre at peak hours


THE FEDERAL Territories of Kuala Lumpur traffic congestion task force is planning to impose stricter penalties for heavy vehicle drivers who enter the city centre at peak hours.

Deputy Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Jalaluddin Alias who helmed the task force said the move to ban heavy vehicles from entering the city centre that was implemented in June had reduced traffic congestion in the city.

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