PETALING JAYA: The decision to liberalise vehicle inspection services will help commercial vehicle operators such as bus, taxi and freight companies save time and travel costs, say various transport industry stakeholders.
However, they added that stringent standards must be maintained in order to ensure that public safety was upheld.
“Drivers from the smaller towns are forced to travel a distance to inspection centres to have their vehicles checked, and they have to return a second time when something is found to be non-compliant. However, he suggested the government impose stringent guidelines when allowing more parties to enter the vehicle inspection business.“All procedures must have checks and balances mechanisms.PMBOA has 120 members and over 3,000 buses nationwide.
“Drivers must travel to the inspection centre to wait in line with the larger vehicles, which takes up an entire day,” she added. “In the absence of a monopoly, businesses would be incentivised to provide more efficient and effective services in order to attract customers. “This could lead to the development of new technologies and methods that could improve the safety and efficiency of ehailing vehicles,” he added.
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