More needed to drive change


PETALING JAYA: Heavy vehicle owners say that naming and shaming companies with overdue traffic summonses may encou­rage company owners to toe the line, but it is not a fix-it-all solution for reducing fatal accidents.

Company owners, particularly lorry operators, also point out that while they strive to uphold road safety, the government should explore additional ways to promote civic-mindedness among drivers.

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