Solving safety problems for transport companies


THE Transport Ministry through the Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) has notified 84 transport companies of proposed enforcement actions, most of which are expected to result in the suspension of their operator licences and vehicle permits. This move signals a stronger government commitment to road safety.

That said, enforcement alone has limits. Based on conservative estimates, the proposed suspensions could directly affect the livelihoods of around 2,000 drivers and their families in the first month alone, with ripple effects continuing for many months.

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