Express bus driver, three passengers given summonses for not wearing seatbelts


Strong compliance: Express bus passengers buckling up under the new JPJ directive that came into effect on July 1. – BERNAMApic

KUALA TERENGGANU: An express bus driver and three passengers in Terengganu have been issued summonses for not wearing seatbelts during a special nationwide operation by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) since Tuesday (July 1).

Terengganu JPJ director Zamri Samion said a total of 85 express and tour buses were inspected following the enforcement of a directive which makes it compulsory for the drivers and passengers of express and tour buses to wear seatbelts.

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