3 stories across Malaysia, published in the last 7 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Not a 'fast lane': Miros tells Malaysian motorists to keep left, overtake right
The Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (Miros) has advised motorists that the left lane is for normal driving and the right lane is for overtaking, clarifying that there is no 'fast lane' on Malaysian highways. The advice aims to correct common driving misconceptions and improve road safety.
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Explainer: How much leeway do emergency vehicles have on Malaysian roads, and what traffic rules are non-negotiable?
The article explains the legal requirements and leeway for emergency vehicles in Malaysia, detailing which vehicles qualify, the obligations of other road users to give way, and the penalties for non-compliance. It also clarifies the non-negotiable traffic rules that apply to all drivers.
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MMEA clears Karakit-Kudat ferry after passenger safety concerns go viral
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency inspected a ferry operating between Karakit and Kudat after passenger safety concerns went viral. The inspection aimed to verify the vessel's compliance with safety regulations and address public worries.