After the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) announced it would be offering discounts on summons in conjunction with the 100-Days of Malaysian Family Aspirations programme that begins tomorrow, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) has now done the same.
In an official release, the JPJ said from December 9-12, it will be offering up to 80% off outstanding summons, with the exception of cases registered in court, including those with the status of arrest warrant or trial.
Those looking to pay off their summons at a discounted rate can do so at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) within the four-day period, where the JPJ will have kiosk and mobile unit facilities prepared. Alternatively, you can also take up the offer at JPJ offices, branches, UTC outlets and kiosks nationwide, as well as via the MySikap online portal.
Keep in mind that those who have been blacklisted will need to physically present at a JPJ counter for re-documentation before any payment can be made. The public is advised to check their summons status, especially records relating to AES summons, to ensure they are eligible for any discounts.
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now that jpj has oso joined pdrm in giving up to 80% discount, petronas shld be next…
PDRM,now JPJ offering such unnecessary discounts.
So the lesson is ” Dont pay summon promptly,wait for special occasion to pay only 20% “…is this the message?
If this is the message,then no one will ever give a thought about not committing future traffic offenses.
Imagine your cucu asking you,” Grand dad ,why you speed past the red traffic lights?”
Grandpa said” oh,no worry,grandpa will pay only 20%,just wait for grand rebates,it wont burn a hole in my pocket”
if breaking the law can have discount, will criminal trials follow suit later and give “discounted” sentencing too?
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MySikap online portal is not working, site is down
Those who are not paying got reduced sentence. those who obey got burned 80% more fine…no one is willing to be a responsible citizen anymore. it’s just common sense and that is the culture our Gov is cultivating.Give malaysia 2 more “likes”
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idiocracy at its best
I will never understand why they give discounts for offences to encourage payment. They should stick a schedule to it and penalize instead for late or non payment. Giving discounts like this encourages the ‘tidak apa atitute’, jangan bayar sekarang, tunggu discount baru bayar.
In KL how to pay the aes blacklist summon
If I paid my summon promptly without discount, can i still claim for the discount? If not, i vowed never to pay my summon without discount.
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AES jpj summon Rm300 also got discount right?
I got 26 MBPJ summons it can be also discounted ? can anyone tell me how I can be discounted