Errant lorrymen getting smart


PETALING JAYA: Tontos – men who trail enforcement officers to tip off traffic wrongdoers – are going out of fashion. But it’s not exactly good news for the authorities.

Errant lorry drivers have resorted to smarter ways to evade the authorities. And there is nothing the enforcement officers can do about it. There’s no law against mobile apps.

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