E-enforcement system for traffic offences


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 15 Jun 2005

PETALING JAYA: With only 17% to 25% of traffic offenders being brought to book now, the Transport Ministry is planning to implement an electronic enforcement system to raise the figures. 

The ministry aims to get at least 95% of violators to be on par with global best practices, said Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Douglas Uggah Embas. 

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