<ul><li>50% of AWAS saman receipts will be used to fund road safety initiatives, such as lighting up accident hotspots and wildlife crossings.</li><li>Transport minister Anthony Loke announced the approval of the proposal by the cabinet's committee on road safety and traffic congestion (JK-MKKJR).</li><li>Initiatives include improving safety on the Gerik-Jeli East-West Highway, focusing on wildlife crossings and implementing measures to reduce accident risks.</li><li>Safety measures will also be considered for rail projects like the Gemas-Johor Bahru rail project to prevent wildlife incidents and protect human lives.</li></ul>

50% of AWAS saman receipts to fund safety initiatives – lighting up accident hotspots, wildlife crossings

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