Well, here’s some cheer for those with traffic compounds issued by DBKL before March 1, 2011. In an ad taken in The Star yesterday, the Ministry of Federal Territories has issued a goodies list in conjuction with Federal Territories Day 2012, with a number of freebies, discounts and incentives on the cards.
Among the items for the FT of KL is a flat-rate reduction to RM30 for all traffic compounds issued by DBKL before the aforementioned date. The flat-rate payment is valid for a month, and runs from February 1 until February 28.
Labuan folk, in the meantime, get a 50% discount on all parking compound fines, and that’s good for the entire month of February too. Elsewhere, items include free usage of public and sports facilities, the duration depending on the territory, and for a whole week (Feb 1-7), the usage of all public toilets in KL is free, if that sort of thing matters to you, that is.
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Quoted: “Drive around scenic spots in Putrajaya, beginning from Putrajaya Square I-Center. This free ride with the Nadi Putra bus is valid every Saturday and Sunday for the month of February, 2012.”
My English isn’t that good (using Schumacher line in TG) but does it mean we get to drive the bus around Putrajaya for free?
Only that you can’t go lower than 50mph.
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Where did you get the quotation from? I don’t find it in the article… how to comment?
It’s in the ad, which ran in yesterday’s edition of The Star, page 18.
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Most don’t bother to pay DBKL summons & now they’re giving discounts??? HaHaHa!
And for those who pay their summons properly, what’s for them? Such !@#$%^
What’s with the gomen giving discounts for summons? Are they encouraging people to not pay their summons and wait until there are discounts? Are they telling the people it is ok to break the law since at most you will only have to pay RM 30?
This is heading the wrong way.