WIRE — The Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) has begun a three-month pilot project to introduce minimum advisory speed limits on selected highways. The initiative, which started on 1 August, is intended to encourage motorists to use lanes according to their travelling speed and reduce instances of slow-moving vehicles occupying the rightmost lane. The proof-of-concept The post MIROS Trials Minimum Advisory Speed Limits On Three Highways To Tackle Lane Hogging appeared first on Lowyat.NET.
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