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Govt urged to shift roadside vending

Govt urged to shift roadside vending

March 20, 2025
3:30 pm

Businessman and Independent Senator Andrew Mallalieu has called on government to urgently tackle roadside vending which he sees as a hazard that needs to be stopped.

Senator Mallalieu believes there’s the risk of a serious accident or even a fatality as a result of vendors and their customers impeding traffic.

Businessman and Independent Senator, Andrew Mallalieu.

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