More 'eyes and ears' to track traffic offenders


SHAH ALAM: Another group of “eyes and ears” has been created to track traffic offenders and help the Road Transport Department (JPJ) improve road safety standards.

While the 1JPJ Youth Squad (Skuad Muda 1JPJ) have no enforcement powers, they are on hand to pass on information on errant motorists to the department for further action.

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