TNB pledges to review, settle all outstanding traffic summonses

Tenaga Nasional Berhad has pledged to take full responsibility after being listed among companies with the highest number of outstanding traffic summonses involving commercial vehicles.

In a statement today, the national utility giant said it will review and settle all summonses identified by the authorities.

“As an organisation that prioritises safety and compliance with the law, TNB will examine and clear all outstanding traffic summonses listed by the authorities,” it added.

Citing data from the Road Transport Department (RTD), Transport Minister Anthony Loke in a parliamentary written reply revealed that TNB has recorded 57 active speeding summonses involving its goods vehicles as of Oct 8.

Loke said TNB also ranks fourth among the top 10 companies with the highest number of outstanding summonses involving goods vehicles.

TNB, meanwhile, also assured that it will fully cooperate with the RTD and other enforcement agencies to ensure road safety and that legal compliance remain key priorities.

“The company will strengthen monitoring of traffic law compliance among all TNB vehicle drivers. We assure that corrective and monitoring measures are being implemented to prevent similar incidents in the future,” it added.

Loke said the ranking is part of the “name and shame” policy undertaken by the ministry, RTD, and the Land Public Transport Agency to reduce road fatalities involving heavy vehicles.

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