Transport Ministry may make star rating programme compulsory for all buses


Anthony Loke (second from left) visits Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research in Kajang on Thursday. -Ong Soon Hin/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: All buses in the country may be subjected to the Safety Star Grading (SSG) programme in a bid to improve safety and efficiency.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the programme, which is being carried out on a voluntary basis, has been effective so far.

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