A total of 662 summons were issued by JPJ during Op Fancy, conducted at the 9th Mile toll plaza in Cheras. During the operation, which began at 4 p.m., 3,478 vehicles were examined during the joint operation held in collaboration with police, National Anti-Drug Agency, Malaysian Anti Corruption Agency, Department of Environment, Royal Malaysian Customs and highway concessionaire Grand Saga.
Out of the total of vehicles examined, 418 were summoned, of which 48 were lorries, 60 cars and 310 motorcycles. The summons were for various offences including 263 for not having a driving licence, 25 for no insurance, 44 for technical faults and 155 for miscellaneous offences, reports Harian Metro.
Seven vehicles were seized, including two lorries, one car and four motorcycles. Head of JPJ Selangor Enforcement Division Mohamad Hafiz Osman said aside from the summons and seizures, 11 individuals were detained after being tested positive for drugs.
In a separate question Hafiz said JPJ has conducted seven operations for the period January to August, 2020. “Based on the operations conducted, we have determined road users in this country are often summoned for dark tinted windows, HID lights in contravention of regulations, running red lights, not having wing mirrors and worn out tyres,” said Hafiz.
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Roadblocks to e-scooters and e-bikes incoming.
Where are those pipul who complain got no enforcement?
Pipul stays at Bangsat area complaint no enpausemen.
They should do this more often
Now they have to focus on combating covid19, so the lesser priority now to catch idiots.
Yes, please have more roadblock inspection and dish out more summons to these (stubborn) offenders. Repeat offenders, please double the saman value so they will adhere and respect the law.
illegal modders beware….becoz I hope you get saman till your pants drop.
Oh .. Batu 9 .. I thought where lah 9th Miles
Summon, summon,v summon. But most drivers don’t pay and will wait for discount campaign. Self defeating, all the hard work by the officers.