The first day of a 50% discount on three categories of summonses issued by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) in Malaysia saw an overwhelming response from the public. Turnout at both Selangor and Negri Sembilan JPJ headquarters doubled with hundreds of people taking advantage of the offer. While many were happy to receive the discount, some who did not qualify for it paid their fines in full.
All clear: Wangsa Maju JPJ enforcement assistant Julianita Hamzah assisting Mohamad Adam Faisal Abdul Hafiz, 26, with the process of paying summons through the My JPJ app. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
Checks with the Selangor and Negri Sembilan JPJ showed that the turnout at both headquarters had doubled the normal crowd with several hundred people showing up to take advantage of the discount offer that kicked off yesterday.A spokesman at the Negri Sembilan JPJ said there were many who did not qualify for the discount but wished to appeal and have their fines reduced.
Motorists who take up the offer will pay a flat rate of RM150 for each summons that comes under the three categories.Malaysia Tipper Lorry Operators Association secretary-general Tan Boon Hing described the move by the JPJ as compassionate and kind, especially to commercial vehicle drivers who are affected by the rise in the cost of living.“Many commercial vehicle drivers are finding it hard to eke out a living.
“Now with six months, those with multiple summonses can settle one or two each month,” said a motorist, who only wanted to be known as Azman. He has three summonses for speeding and illegal window tinting.
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