JPJ urged to review its procedure for PSV licence


GEORGE TOWN: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) should audit its current system and procedure for the application and approval of Public Service Vehicle (PSV) licence.

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Penang director Datuk Abdul Aziz Aban said the department should do so quickly to avoid a repeat of fraud involving the falsifying of fitness certificates for drivers renewing such licences.

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