Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp TelegramPUTRAJAYA (Jan 30): The Road Transport Department (JPJ) plans to get another 300 to 500 body-worn cameras (BWCs) to strengthen enforcement and enhance operational transparency nationwide. Its director-general, Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli, said the department currently has 100 BWCs, all of which have been fully deployed by enforcement officers since November last year. Prior to this, Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that JPJ enforcement officers nationwide began using BWCs in November last year to improve enforcement effectiveness and strengthen integrity and transparency in public service delivery. Meanwhile, Aedy Fadly said JPJ is actively pursuing the comprehensive digitalisation of road law enforcement in line with rapid technological advancements. “We want to look at the entire ecosystem and position JPJ as an agency that initiates enforcement through digital means.