This blog post is the continuation of the driving with tinted car windscreens in Malaysia article. This article quotes an official who gave an extensive and comprehensive write-up in a local newspaper very recently regarding tinted glasses. How are offenders dealt with? As reported, “offenders” will be issued or given: 1) A prohibition notice for [...]
The question regarding “tinted screens” has always been in contention since a long time ago. A young J.P.J. (Road Transport Department) official, who visited my K.P.P. (Kurrikulum Pendidikan Pemandu) class recently, when asked about “tinted glasses” or “screens”, advised that the “front” windscreen should allow a 70% emission of light. While the “side" windows, on [...]
Speed Limit Lowered By 10 km/h During Ops Sikap XX 2009 Campaign In view of impending rise of accidents this coming Hari Raya season, the Integrated Road Safety Campaign has introduced a new good measures to reduce the number of accidents. As speed limit remains one of the major cause of accidents on Federal and [...]