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Not practical to ban 'kap chai' as majority bikers are using it, says Loke

By MARTIN CARVALHO, RAHIMY RAHIM, TARRENCE TAN and FATIMAH ZAINAL

KUALA LUMPUR: It is not practical to ban "kap chai" motorcycles (small motorcycles) despite calls for such action, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke (pic).

"There are non-governmental groups related to road safety that wants a ban on kap chai motorcycles.

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