Commercial vehicle drivers must not get caught on the wrong foot

By RENA LIM

GEORGE TOWN: Driving in proper footwear such as shoes only applies to drivers of commercial vehicles like taxis, e-hailing cars, buses and lorries, says a prominent lawyer.

Datuk Baljit Singh said there were no rules against driving in slippers for drivers of private vehicles.

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