The Kelantan road transport department (JPJ) will conduct random checks on participants of the upcoming RXZ Forever Legend event that is set to take place on February 6 and 7 in Tunjong, Kota Bharu, reported Bernama.
The checks will focus on helmet usage, motorcycle modifications and exhaust noise levels, said Kelantan JPJ director Mohd Misuari Abdullah. The state’s road transport department has an intelligence team and a monitoring team to oversee the two-day motorcycle event, he added.
“We will conduct this monitoring, including on village roads. We will welcome (the participants) if they use their discretion by not cutting in, not racing, and obeying all the laws,” Mohd Misuari said.
“In terms of assigning task to members, we haven’t decided yet, considering that this programme organised by a non-governmental organisation has received a permit from the police and support from the state government. However is assistance is needed, we will help,” he said.
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kalate state gomen approve this rempit shit, wow…. no wonder they gain popularity everywhere they go
tak payah periksa lah! Selamat datang! Ini semua undi, tahu?
This is the only event capable of attracting crowds in that state, not book exhibition or exhibition for higher education.
Conduct checks to ensure all the future Prime Ministers arrived at the scene safely.
Why not do a big campaign and heavily fine or seizing vehicles with illegal tints and a how to drive probably campaign… That would take about 80% of vehicles off the road saving many lives…
offering discounts to a group of criminals. pdrm alreayd know the date and location of gathering , just arrest them all , check whichever didnt pay saman didnt renew road tax got outstanding warrant , then seize their bikes. why does this govt pamper b40 criminals. down with PH now .
Criminals helping criminals.
Not surprise as someone already had a meeting with terrorist.
There should be a law allowing Police to shoot bikes at sight. Bloody menace, parasites.
PDRM should more often cracked down all this illegal bikes, its really annoying and irritating….should also impose heavy penalties including jail.
.Especially the loud noise.. really a nuisance.waking people sleeping neighbourhood up at daily 615am, oh wait that noise is not from bikes
Why not do a big campaign and heavily fine or seizing vehicles with illegal tints and a how to drive probably campaign… That would take about 80% of vehicles off the road saving many lives…