Cambodia to Fast-Track Road Law Amendment to Combat Overloaded Vehicles, Reduce Logistics Costs
The Cambodian National Assembly is fast-tracking an amendment to the Road Law to strengthen regulations against overloaded vehicles and reduce logistics costs. Responding to a request from Prime Minister Hun Manet, the amendment aims to usher in a new era of infrastructure management.
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