KUALA LUMPUR: Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) towed 10 motorcycles and issued 23 compound notices during an enforcement operation along pedestrian and disabled-friendly pathways in Jalan Tun Sambathan, Brickfields, on Monday.
In a statement, Kuala Lumpur City Hall said the operation was carried out following public complaints about motorcycles and private vehicles being parked indiscriminately.
"Wardens from the DBKL Enforcement Department conducted monitoring and targeted action at identified hotspots, particularly along bus and taxi lanes, pedestrian walkways and pathways designated for Persons with Disabilities (PwD)," the statement read.
DBKL said the 10 motorcycles were taken to the storage depot at Jalan Pahang for further action, including the issuance of compound notices and temporary holding pending claims by owners.
It added that 23 compound notices were issued for various other traffic offences during the operation, with all actions taken under the Road Traffic Rules 1959 and the Road Transport Act.
DBKL reminded road users, especially motorcyclists, to comply with traffic regulations and signage, and to park only in designated areas.
"Vehicles must not obstruct pedestrians or disrupt traffic flow. Members of the public may channel complaints or feedback through the official DBKL link," it said. - NST
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