Sticker Warning For Vehicles
By Azaraimy H Hasib

Bandar Seri Begawan - Motorists have been cautioned to keep their windscreens free of many varied stickers and other paste-ups.

According to sources at the Land Transport Department, under the existing laws only the Road Tax sticker is considered legal on the windscreen.

Any other stickers and badges should not be fixed on to the windscreen and shutters of the vehicles, officials at the Legal Enforcement Section of the LTD said yesterday.

Many cars on the road have been flouting this rule as their vehicles are adorned with a variety of stickers from Liverpool FC to company contact numbers.

If a person is caught with stickers other than the Road Tax on the windscreen or shutters of his car, the person could be charged under section 18(4) of the Road Act and could be fined up to $500, officials warned. (Courtesy of Borne Bulletin)

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