Hopes up for safety, reasonable pricing from new vehicle inspectors


PETALING JAYA: Transport industry players are calling for strict safety oversight, reasonable pricing and improved services from the soon-to-be-appointed computerised motor vehicle inspection operators.

In welcoming the move, Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association president Datuk Ashfar Ali said the removal of the monopoly by the Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centre (Puspakom) meant that there would be more competition to provide better pricing and higher service levels.

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