‘Recent shakeups within JPJ and current police probe will not affect ongoing work’


Liow(pic) said abusing the emergency lane is a serious traffic offence, just like speeding and jumping the red light..

PUTRAJAYA: The recent shakeups within the Road Transport Department (JPJ) will not affect enforcement efforts, said Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai.

The Transport Minister said the vacancy in the enforcement director’s position and the current police probe on three special action team (PTK) members will not stop JPJ’s ongoing work.

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