In immediate municipal enforcement news from Puchong, the Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) executed a targeted towing and compound operation against heavy vehicles, including mud trucks and trailer lorries, illegally parked along residential roads and unauthorized zones across Puchong. The operation follows growing public complaints from local neighborhood residents regarding severe traffic obstructions and road safety hazards.
Key Local Enforcement & Depot Detail:
- Direct Towing Operations: Heavy vehicles weighing over two tonnes parked illegally in residential housing areas were impounded and towed away by MBSJ enforcement units.
- Puchong Depot Impoundment: Towed lorries and heavy machinery were dispatched directly to municipal impound yards, including the official MBSJ depot at Jalan TPP 6, Taman Perindustrian Puchong (TPP), for legal processing and compound issuance.
- Residential By-Law Enforcement: Municipal authorities reiterated that heavy commercial vehicles (exceeding 2 tonnes) are strictly prohibited from entering or parking within residential neighborhoods without explicit city council authorization.
- Sustained Neighborhood Monitoring: MBSJ confirmed that joint monitoring and immediate towing operations will continue across Puchong housing corridors to protect municipal road structures and preserve local neighborhood safety.
For local Puchong residents and neighborhood residential committees, this active enforcement action addresses persistent illegal parking issues and keeps local residential roads clear and safe for everyday vehicle drivers.
Have you noticed heavy lorries or trailers parked illegally around your housing area in Puchong recently? Do you think stricter impoundment operations will help clear our neighborhood streets?
Source: Newswav
2026-09-03T16:00:00Z