Government & Legislation News

To share the equipment, the parent company's equity holding in a subsidiary must be at least 51 per cent, subject to other related conditions.

The loading and unloading activities are allowed from 15^th to 17^th July, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. 

A discussion and dialogue session has organised by the Traffic Enforcement Department to address the current issue faced by trucking industry.

The Iskandar Malaysia Bus Rapid Transit (IMBRT) project is now moving forward into the next phase, which involves a three-month pilot testing programme.

The Ministry of Transport said in a statement that restriction will not be placed on commercial vehicles operating during the Movement Control Order.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong said, the government will try its best to address the concerns of the PMBOA’s members. 

According to a report in The Star, The Road Transport Department (JPJ) is making 13 more services available related to commercial vehicles as of May 11 as MCO measures begin to be lifted. The move doesn't spell good news for private vehicles though with their services being resumed at a later date.

JLOA has urged the government to subsidise the maintenance costs that are incurred due to the enforcement of B20.

PMLOA propose the implementation of non-monetary penalties and extending the responsibility to include drivers and consigners on overloading.

Bus operators could soon be subjected to the Safety Star Grading (SSG) programme as a step to help the improvement of their services. Click here to read.