Roles of Transport Trade Associations and Transport User Bodies

Roles of Transport Trade Associations and Transport User Bodies

by KAMARULZAMAN ISHAK

Multiple Choice

One of the following is NOT the role of trade association:

• Representing the interest of a group of industrialist in a particular line of business

• Embrace technical  (including safety) and commercial matters in either a regulatory or an advisory capacity

• Promote the industry through PR activities such as advertising, education, political donations, lobbying and publishing

• As statutory bodies with group interests set up by parliament for some specific purposes

• As a medium for politicians to exploit for publicity and self-promotion

Multiple Choice

IATA's membership comprise of representatives of governments such as transport ministers.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

IATA serves as an ________ between airlines and passenger as well as cargo agents via neutrally applied agency service standards and centralized financial systems

• ambassador

• avatar

• intermediary

• undercover

Multiple Choice

One of the following statements is NOT true about IATA:

• promoting unreasonable rules and charges

• fights for the interests of airlines across the globe

• holding regulators and governments to account

• striving for sensible regulation

Multiple Choice

IATA was created by several governments concerned about the international aviation industry.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How many companies were registered under the Association of Malaysian Hauliers as at 2021?

• 180

• 150

• 100

• 200

Multiple Choice

Who are the main users of the R n R managed by PLUS?

• Ordinary drivers

• Container lorry drivers

• e-hailing drivers such as Grab, and Maxim

• Foodpanda delivery personnel