不强制车辆装行车记录仪 交通部长陆兆福：但鼓励安装. It is not mandatory to install dashcams on vehicles, but installation is encouraged.

Anthony Loke, the Transport Minister of Malaysia, has stated that there are no immediate plans to make the installation of dash cam mandatory for all vehicles. However, he strongly encourages all drivers to consider installing dash cam in their vehicles for their own safety and the safety of others on the road.

He said if the government pushes forward with the proposal, it is expected to cause public backlash as it involves additional costs.
“Although the proposal is feasible, it is expected to face many difficulties in implementation.

"However, he was encourage the installation of dashcams especially in vehicles from the manufacturers . In addition, Loke also encouraged especially bus operators to install this device to enable recordings to be used as evidence in the event of a road accident.

Why is Anthony Loke not making dashcam installation mandatory?

He said if the government pushes forward with the proposal, it is expected to cause public backlash as it involves additional costs.
“Although the proposal is feasible, it is expected to face many difficulties in implementation.

While dashcams have proven to be valuable tools for providing evidence in the event of accidents or disputes on the road, Minister Loke believes that mandating their installation may not be the most effective approach at this time. Instead, he is focusing on educating the public about the benefits of dashcams and encouraging voluntary adoption.

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