Public reported 245 offences to e-Aduan@JPJ over Raya period, action taken in 48-72h for some cases

Public reported 245 offences to e-Aduan@JPJ over Raya period, action taken in 48-72h for some cases

After JPJ invited everyone on the road to be its mata-mata during the Hari Raya travel period, I’d have expected a lot more than 245 reports from the public. But that was the number of reports motorists sent in via the e-Aduan@JPJ app since April 29.

According to JPJ deputy director-general (planning and operations) Aedy Fadly Ramli, most of the reports were of offenders cutting queues and using the emergency lane. “The app was just launched a week before Aidilfitri and we received good cooperation from road users nationwide,” he said, reported by Bernama.

The JPJ man said that some of the reports saw action taken between 48 to 72 hours. “Many thanks to all Malaysians that were willing to help us enforce road traffic rules by sending in videos and pictures via the e-Aduan@JPJ system,” he added.

The e-Aduan@JPJ app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store for Android phones, and users will need to activate GPS to pin down the location. No mention of the App Store – perhaps usage can be widened if there’s an iOS version of the app.

Public reports aside, Aedy Fadly said that JPJ inspected 89,490 vehicles in the Ops Bersepadu road safety campaign in conjunction with Hari Raya Aidilfitri. From there, 18,690 notices for various offences were issued, and of the total, the most popular offences were not having a driving license and not having valid road tax.

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Comments

  • Not Toyota Fan on May 09, 2022 at 4:16 pm

    I fully agree we the Balik raya herd is not the most law abiding type. Simply a national thieving crook can still be hailed as bossku ..Birkins, pink diamond n all. LOL

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    • Rosmah & Ajibkor on May 09, 2022 at 5:13 pm

      You know it is not OK to be bossku type.So,on the road,be a good example lor.

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      • Angry Voters on May 09, 2022 at 5:40 pm

        When we hailed a most corrupt PM as our saviour and made him PM again, anything goes in Msia.

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    • Jeremy on May 09, 2022 at 5:49 pm

      A nation of thieves we may be but at least we are cultured unlike the hordes of highly educated barbarians below us that break every single law within week of crossing the border. Our neighbours up north are still better cultured even if their education level not as good as those down south but we know not to oppress the poor. Robinhood taught us curi takpe as long as we take care of our B40.

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    • Brian on May 09, 2022 at 9:47 pm

      https://paultan.org/2022/05/05/instant-karma-for-emergency-lane-abuser-on-malaysian-highway-dont-cut-the-queue-youre-not-special/
      People thought police will not care. Jeng jeng jeng! Insta-karma to lawbreakers! Now shaddup & payup.

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