According to a report by Sinar Harian, the Kuala Lumpur road and transport department (KL JPJ) has inspected 241 luxury vehicles through Ops Luxury since July this year, with 92 vehicles seized from that total.
“This week alone, several luxury vehicles such as a Lamborghini Aventador and a Porsche 911 were seized for various offences,” said Hamidi Adam, director of KL JPJ. He added that his department issued a total of 401 notices during this period for various offences.
These include vehicles with an expired or no road tax (177 cases), no valid vehicle insurance (160 cases), no valid registration (10 cases) or displaying the registration number of another vehicle (six cases). Meanwhile, 45 drivers were found not to have a valid driving licence, with one owning a fake one.
“We will not compromise with any party that ignores regulations to the point of endangering lives, damaging infrastructure or affecting the integrity of the country’s transportation system,” said Hamidi.
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KL JPJ inspected 241 luxury vehicles – vehicles with an expired or no road tax (177 cases), no valid vehicle insurance (160 cases).
How special elites being protected and then nevermind la pay fine only can drive for a few more years hopefully depending on which friend to make.
T1 dont pay import excise duty , roadtex, insurance for their supoercars. so can B99 also follow this example
Malaysian typical mentality .. always seeking ways to circumvent the rules and laws to avoid paying. For some it is not the monetary value but the thrill of getting away and outsmarting the authorities. Such things have conversational values, mainly among the rich and affluent. The problem with our system is the penalties meeted out are peanuts to the rich and affluent. Sending them to jail for a month or so will definitely wake them up. But the political will is not there as many among the rich and affluent are well connected. The rich gets their thrills while the politicians their financial support.