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Govt to ban sale of dummy buckles over road safety concern - Auto News

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Transport Minister Anthony Loke said its ministry with the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) will hold discussions on the banning of seat belt buckle disablers or ‘dummy buckles’. Anthony said, the discussion is to evaluate and improve the enforcement capabilities of relevant ministries. “The use of these dummy buckles should not be allowed. However, enforcement (to curb the sale of dummy buckles) does not fall under the MOT but …

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Govt to ban sale of dummy buckles over road safety concern - Auto News

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said its ministry with the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) will hold discussions on the banning of seat belt buckle disablers or ‘dummy buckles’. Anthony said, the discussion is to evaluate and improve the enforcement capabilities of relevant ministries. “The use of these dummy buckles should not be allowed. However, enforcement (to curb the sale of dummy buckles) does not fall under the MOT but …

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