Registry can take habitual offenders off the road, say experts


PETALING JAYA: Driving licen­ces of habitual traffic offenders must be suspended automatically to prevent them putting the lives of others at risk, say experts.

Drivers of commercial vehicles with multiple unpaid summonses or those involved in fatal accidents must also have their driving licences withdrawn immediately, they said.

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