The Road Transport Department (JPJ) issued 107,014 notices for various offences during the Chinese New Year Special Operation 2025. Expired road tax or lack of vehicle insurance was the most common offence, followed by expired or lack of driving license and technical offences. The JPJ attributed a drop in the number of notices compared to last year to heightened awareness and successful enforcement.
: The Road Transport Department issued 107,014 notices for various offences during the Chinese New Year Special Operation 2025 from Jan 20 till yesterday.
“The JPJ has issued reminders on these issues. Therefore, vehicle owners are reminded to check their vehicles before starting their journeys as it involves other people’s lives,” he said at a media conference marking the end of the operation at the Sungai Besi toll plaza here today. “This perception that we have raised is our effort to reduce the accident and fatality rate through enforcement methods,” Aedy Fadly said, adding that during the operation, a goods vehicle ban had been enforced for four days, from Jan 27 to 28 and Feb 1 to 2.
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