Driving institute gets eight technical notices in JPJ operation
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JPJ issued eight notices to a driving institute after an inspection found technical and compliance issues. Among the problems detected were a brake light that was not working and a vehicle registration number that was hard to read.
The Road Transport Department (JPJ) issued eight notices to a driving institute after an enforcement operation found several technical and compliance offences.
According to the report, the inspection uncovered faults including a brake light that was not working and a vehicle registration number that was difficult to read or identify.
The action was taken during JPJ’s special enforcement on driving institutes. The report did not state the location of the institute in the headline, but it confirmed that the notices were issued after the inspection.
For driving schools, this serves as a reminder that training vehicles must remain roadworthy and properly maintained. Technical defects can lead to enforcement action and affect the safety of learners, instructors and other road users.
What it means for you: Driving schools should check lights and plate visibility regularly, because small technical faults can trigger JPJ action.
Source: Harian Metro
