Trend kenderaan berat guna lorong kanan membimbangkan - JPJ
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Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) menyuarakan kebimbangan terhadap trend peningkatan kes kenderaan barangan (KPB) dan kenderaan perkhidmatan awam (KPA) yang memandu secara berterusan di lorong paling kanan lebuh raya.

Ketua Pengarah JPJ Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli berkata sebanyak 800 tindakan penguatkuasaan telah diambil sepanjang tahun lalu atas kesalahan berkenaan, manakala 220 saman pula dikeluarkan bagi tempoh sehingga April tahun ini melibatkan kenderaan berat.

"Apabila kenderaan berat berada di lorong paling kanan, ini bermakna mereka memandu melebihi had laju yang ditetapkan iaitu antara 80 hingga 90 kilometer sejam (km/j).

“Malah ada bukti menunjukkan mereka memandu lebih 100 km/j, sekali gus menjadi antara punca kemalangan membabitkan kenderaan berat,” katanya kepada pemberita selepas menghadiri program pelaksanaan Operasi Penguatkuasaan Teknikal Kenderaan Perdagangan di Kawasan Rehat dan Rawat (R&R) Seremban arah selatan, hari ini.

Turut hadir, Pengarah JPJ Negeri Sembilan Hanif Yusabra Yusuf.

Aedy Fadly berkata penguatkuasaan terhadap kesalahan itu dijalankan mengikut Kaedah 4A Kaedah-Kaedah Lalu Lintas Jalan 1959 dan tindakan lebih tegas akan diambil bagi memastikan pematuhan peraturan keselamatan jalan raya.

Dalam perkembangan berkaitan, beliau turut memaklumkan JPJ akan melaksanakan Operasi Khas Hari Raya Aidiladha 2025 bermula 4 Jun hingga 10 Jun ini, khusus bagi memantau, mengesan dan mengambil tindakan terhadap pengguna jalan raya yang melanggar undang-undang.

“Operasi ini merangkumi strategi penguatkuasaan seperti Op Bas di depoh, Op Khas Sembilan Kesalahan Utama, Op Khas Kenderaan Perkhidmatan Awam, pemantauan di terminal, Op Kenderaan Barangan, Op Motosikal serta Op Teknikal,” katanya.

Beliau berkata JPJ turut menumpukan kepada sembilan kesalahan utama di bawah Akta Pengangkutan Jalan 1987 (Akta 333) termasuk memandu melebihi had laju, melanggar lampu isyarat merah, memotong garisan berkembar dan memandu di lorong kecemasan.

“JPJ komited memastikan keselamatan pengguna jalan raya terjamin serta menyasarkan pengurangan statistik kematian dan kecederaan akibat kemalangan sekurang-kurangnya 50 peratus menjelang 2030,” katanya.

- Bernama

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already like this for years...and they're hogging that lane

this has created a lot of unnecessary accidents

but gov rather focus on LGBTQ+X*&^ instead

Sekadar bimbang jer la, hardly take any action.

dah tau dah gejala, gi la tangkap... merepek mcm ni buat pe... adui...

never improve way of enforcement.
forever OPS

all do easy work

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menyasarkan pengurangan statistik kematian dan kecederaan akibat kemalangan sekurang-kurangnya 50 peratus menjelang 2030,

KUALA LANGAT: A group of tipper lorry drivers believed to be carrying loads exceeding the legal limit abandoned their heavy vehicles upon noticing a roadblock set up by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) at the South Klang Valley Expressway (SKVE) toll plaza in Saujana Putra on Thursday (May 29), Sinar Harian reports.

The Malay language daily reported that the incident happened during "Ops Paras," conducted by Selangor JPJ at around 11am Thursday.

A survey by Sinar Harian observed approximately 15 lorries of various load types parked on the roadside before the toll plaza.

At least four tipper lorries were left with their engines running by drivers suspected to be foreign nationals after realising their infractions, including carrying excessive loads.

Following this, JPJ issued various summonses for the offences, requiring the owners to come forward to address the notices and prevent their vehicles from being blacklisted.

Additionally, a trailer suspected of carrying a load of electronic waste was also abandoned by its driver.

Selangor JPJ director, Azrin Borhan, told Sinar Harian that since the implementation of Ops Paras on May 1, 143 goods vehicles have been issued notices under Section 63(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which involves an order to weigh the vehicles.

He noted that Ops Paras focuses on enforcement against goods vehicles committing offences of carrying loads exceeding the limit and transporting goods dangerously.

"Throughout the period, there have been 724 cases involving excessive loads, 645 cases of transporting goods dangerously, and the seizure of 23 vehicles.

"Based on the statements we obtained from the drivers, they claim to carry excessive loads to chase commissions or profits," he told reporters on Thursday.

He added that common loads detected include sand, stones, soil, and palm oil waste.

He clarified that the operation was launched to curb the rise in accidents caused by heavy vehicles that do not comply with road safety laws and standards, particularly those involving the offence of carrying excessive loads.

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