Review summonses, agencies told


Happy ending: Wee meeting Arumugam at his office after resolving the latter’s summonses issue. — Screencap from Dr Wee’s FB

PETALING JAYA: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) and Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) have been told by the Transport Ministry to review summonses issued to lorry drivers for carrying loads in excess of limits for their respective vehicles.

This comes following woes expressed by a lorry driver who had his driving licence blacklisted after his employer refused to settle such summonses.

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