Kathmandu. The Nepal Transport Independent Workers Union has drawn the government's attention to amend the provisions of the proposed 'Vehicle and Transport Act, 2083' that are contrary to the interests of workers, self-employed, transport entrepreneurs, and the general public.The union, presenting a three-month amendment proposal on the draft of the act, has demanded that the act be made practical, just, and road-safety friendly through meaningful discussion with representatives of stakeholders, transport workers, and entrepreneurs.The attention-grabbing letter, signed by the union's Chairman Bhimjawala Rai and General Secretary Keshav Thapa, has been sent to the Prime Minister through the Chief Ministers of...