MyLesen B2 licence not free pass to become 'king of the road', says S'wak JPJ deputy director


SIBU: Participants of the MyLesen Class B2 Driving Licence Assistance programme are cautioned that possessing the licence is not a free pass to become "king of the road" or engage in illegal street racing.

Sarawak Road Transport Department (JPJ) deputy director Nor Azlan Ibrahim said participants should take full advantage of the programme to become disciplined, ethical and safety-conscious motorcyclists.

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