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Road Safety - Reinventing Enforcement

Dr. Kulanthayan K.C. Mani

08-Jul-16 08:35

Road Safety - Reinventing Enforcement

PDRM has plans to revamp the Kejara and Demerit system. This is to ensure better compliance with traffic laws, as a means to reduce the number of accidents and the resulting fatalities. Today on Current Affairs, we discuss what this means for road users.

This is a report by Nadiah Abdul Aziz.


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Tags:  Traffic,  enforcement,  kejara,  demerit,  Aes,  laws,  road,  safety,  accidents


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