THE Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) says it will take punitive action against Juldan Motors following the accident involving its Marcopolo bus, which left four people dead and 29 injured. The agency says investigations have revealed that Juldan Motors has 11 buses with deactivated GPS trackers, including the one involved in the accident, adding that eyewitnesses also reported that the driver was “flying”. On Tuesday, police confirmed that four people died and 29 others sustained serious injuries after a Marcopolo bus they were traveling in overturned along the Great North Road, near Kafue Boys Secondary School. Speaking at a media briefing, Wednesday, RTSA Chief Executive Officer Amon Mweemba said the bus in question left its station around 03:30 hours,...