THERE are several "death stretches" and "black spots" in Sabah.
These are: Kota Kinabalu: Jalan Tuaran Bypass (KM0-15), Jalan Lintas Kepayan (KM9-22), Jalan Kota Kinabalu-Papar (KM8-20), Jalan Tuaran-Kota Belud (KM1-44), Jalan Coastal-Lok Kawi (KM1-20), Jalan UMS-Sulaman (KM5-31), Jalan Tuaran-Tamparuli (KM3-21)Sandakan: Jalan Utara (KM0-11), Jalan Beluran/ Telupid (KM40-65), Jalan Beluran-Ranau (KM2-60)
Lahad Datu: Jalan Lahad Datu-Sandakan (KM28), Jalan Lahad Datu-Tawau (KM10-32), Jalan Kinabatangan-Lahad Datu (KM1-91), Jalan Lahad Datu-Kunak (KM10-23)
Keningau: Jalan Keningau-Tambunan (KM2-12), Jalan Keningau-Tenom (KM2-24)
Beaufort: Jalan Beaufort-Papar (KM1-21), Jalan Beaufort-Sipitang (KM1-27)
Kudat: Jalan Kudat-Kota Kinabalu (KM1-50), Jalan Kota Marudu-Pitas (KM1-7)
Labuan: Jalan Patau-Patau (KM1-5), Jalan Rancha-Rancha (KM2-6)
On other developments, Suhaili said the Prohibition Heavy Vehicle Order is not enforced.
He said that the RTD is making all efforts to ensure road fatality would be reduced during the festive season.
"The department also welcome any forms of constructive views and proposals for the department to improve and enhance the quality of its services," he said.
He said that the public could send their complaints regarding traffic offences or RTD staff integrity including queries or comments to aduan@jpj.gov.my, aduantrafik@jpj.gov.my, aduantrafik.sabah@jpj.gov.my or visit portal.jpj.gov.my
Sources: JPJ Sabah and Daily Express
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Date: January 29, 2011
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