Plan to tackle overloading welcomed

I REFER to the report “Transport Ministry to focus on tackling overloading of heavy vehicles” (The Star, Jan 6).

Heavy vehicles, including container trucks, tankers, and construction equipment, are vital to our economy. However, their presence on the roads also poses significant safety risks when proper measures are not in place.

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