Apr 1 2025, 05:53 AM
QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 31 2025, 01:14 PM)
I too will support this.
BUT...
Msia has so many laws and regulation and UNFORTUNATELY fair and consistent enforcement has NEVER been its forte! Dulu, kini, & selama nya!
Worst it is tainted with corruption!
All learn from the bestest Politicians!
#ApaMaluBossKu!
Our country never strict about speedlimit. if these lorry drive according to speedlimit which is 80kmh, I believe they will never jump that barrier as speed will drop by a lot by the time it came close to that barrier.BUT...
Msia has so many laws and regulation and UNFORTUNATELY fair and consistent enforcement has NEVER been its forte! Dulu, kini, & selama nya!
Worst it is tainted with corruption!
All learn from the bestest Politicians!
#ApaMaluBossKu!
QUOTE(hoonanoo @ Mar 31 2025, 02:31 PM)
Apparently this is not illegal in Msia.
I believe tire rethreading is a big business in Msia.
Unless our Ministry of Transport willing to ban them.
however, the transport industry may raise prices pass down to consumers.
for me, I am willing to pay extra for the safety.
But the industry ain't new, it is present even in USA
https://www.moderntiredealer.com/commercial...aders-in-the-us
but usa got very strict speedlimit. our government did not care at all about speedlimit. if people drive according to speedlimit. tyre burst also they unlikely will jump into opposite lane.I believe tire rethreading is a big business in Msia.
Unless our Ministry of Transport willing to ban them.
however, the transport industry may raise prices pass down to consumers.
for me, I am willing to pay extra for the safety.
But the industry ain't new, it is present even in USA
https://www.moderntiredealer.com/commercial...aders-in-the-us
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