The JPJ is offering a 70% discount on summonses issued by the road transport department and the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD, previously known as SPAD). The offer is for the entire month of August 2020 and is in conjunction with Merdeka Day on August 31, transport minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong announced yesterday.
The discount is for all compoundable summonses issued for offences under the following acts – Akta Pengangkutan Jalan 1987 (Akta 333), Akta Lembaga Pelesenan Kenderaan Perdagangan (Akta 334) and Akta Pengangkutan Awam Darat (Akta 715) plus the orders below those, including cases that are in the blacklist.
The discount is available at all JPJ offices – state, branch and UTC – as well as other payment methods such as the mySIKAP JPJ portal, Kiosk JPJ and JPJ Mobile. For blacklisted offences, the individual must be present at a JPJ state or branch office for a documentation process before payment can be made.
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Like this…70% discount on compounds..in future people will wait for 80% discounts.
It will be grossly unfair to those who abide by the law,who have promptly paid.
WE are encouraging people to wait for discounts,while at the same time continue to blatantly commit offenses,without blinking an eye.Is this what we want to teach our children and cucu?
What type of culture is this?Just pathetic and disgusting.
the root cause for no one paying their JPJ summon is because they are waiting for discounts. it is illogical to give discount for breaking the law. it’s like telling the public it’s ok to break the law as the government will not come hard on you.
Already 3 times promotion campaign since early this year. From 50% to 70% better just give 90% one shot. No need to waste time
So, next time when gotten saman…………just wait, wait and wait until given discount. No need to lose sleep and panic. Rileks about it, and wait for big discount, as they had happened previous.
Anyway, when settle saman time, got lucky draw or not?
That’s why we Malaysian don’t hastily trying to clear all backlog summonses. Early bird at a minetary loss.
It’s simply disgraceful!
And the Minister and his departments expect the public to believe they are going to to their utmost to make a difference on Malaysian roads.
They are living on another planet!!
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How to online pay
i wan paid summon.