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post Aug 9 2012, 05:33 PM

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QUOTE(s@ni @ Aug 9 2012, 05:30 PM)
oh.. means that phase 1 la? ok ok..

1k++ through out malaysia? hopefully they installed 800++ at sabah sarawak and 200++ at peninsular tongue.gif
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the numbers are remain as rough entimation, there are ZON OPERASI HADLAJU (Portable AES) and ZON PERANGKAP HADLAJU (stationary / permanent locations) as well ..

the digit could reach to 1,300 units IMHO biggrin.gif
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post Aug 9 2012, 05:38 PM

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start from now.. i rather sit at passenger place. no fun driving anymore.

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post Aug 9 2012, 08:03 PM

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Latest news, AES will only be officially implemented end of this year laugh.gif But trial run shall continue.
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QUOTE(dares @ Aug 9 2012, 03:03 PM)
Latest news, AES will only be officially implemented end of this year laugh.gif But trial run shall continue.
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I expected the maintanence bills of AES will be skyhigh due to gomen reliable sourcing team does this often laugh.gif
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post Aug 9 2012, 09:01 PM

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i think later our sedan car 1.2/1.3 liter is enough for highway use..unless those using trunk road then need to use bigger engine to overtake trailer..
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post Aug 9 2012, 09:29 PM

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QUOTE(megat89 @ Aug 9 2012, 05:32 PM)
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i tot these are manual speed trap..not the new AES..or am I wrong?
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This is what i thought also. It is not AES camera. Our concern is permanent AES camera because it is operated 24 hours. Can someone reconfirm any of the sites at PLUS highway? Police mobile speed camera is not counted.

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post Aug 9 2012, 10:23 PM

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Guys, i think this thread is pointless and a waste of time. Whats the point of compiling locations? The AES has both permanent and mobile camera's. So even if u list locations here, the mobile cameras will change locations.

Besides that all major junctions, highways, truck roads, accident spots, etc will have the AES. You can't possibly drive fast on some stretches and then slow down at other areas. Ure gonna get mixed up at some point and get caught.

The best way, is just to follow the speed limits and keep pressuring the Gov to increase the speed limits on certain stretches or sections of highways. The NSE has a design speed limit of 130kmph so the current speed limit can be easily increased. Cars nowadays are also better equipped to handle higher speeds.

So my suggestion is to close this thread. Its pointless really. AES camera's operate 24hrs 7 days a week and you can get multiple summonses in a single day if ure not careful. So just follow the law and dont speed even if you drive D segment cars. Its just a change of mindset that we Malaysians must incorporate into our daily lives.
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post Aug 9 2012, 10:39 PM

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QUOTE(notfair @ Aug 6 2012, 10:35 PM)
Old Klang Road, in front of Pearl Point Shopping Mall, toward PJ directions

it seem like randomly flashed sometimes...
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Yes, quite weird, that day at 12 something midnight, I was waiting at the traffic light, I moved a little bit(haven't passed the white line), the camera flashed me twice O.O
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post Aug 9 2012, 10:53 PM

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QUOTE(bryanyeo @ Aug 9 2012, 10:39 PM)
Yes, quite weird, that day at 12 something midnight, I was waiting at the traffic light, I moved a little bit(haven't passed the white line), the camera flashed me twice O.O
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How does it detect? Howvit knows we violate the red light? If simply crossed the white line abit pon sudah flash susah la.
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post Aug 10 2012, 01:25 AM

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QUOTE(megat89 @ Aug 9 2012, 05:32 PM)
i tot these are manual speed trap..not the new AES..or am I wrong?
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korek... above list not valid anymore...
above is the list which has been fwded for the past 5 years...
should look at here...

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Under the overhead restaurant at Sg Buloh.
i'm always use hway from jn duta to sg buloh on my way to work/home but never see any speed trap at this area...

This post has been edited by epo: Aug 10 2012, 01:26 AM
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post Aug 10 2012, 08:31 AM

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QUOTE(ravenlost @ Aug 9 2012, 10:53 PM)
How does it detect? Howvit knows we violate the red light? If simply crossed the white line abit pon sudah flash susah la.
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It will take photo twice to show "before" and "after". There is some sensor on the road surface.

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post Aug 10 2012, 08:56 AM

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I will personally see this AES only like last time the speed trap camera = 'hangat2 tahi ayam'

later pulis will said cost high, we must abandon it.


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post Aug 10 2012, 08:59 AM

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i have a feeling it's going to be like South Korea highways. Speed limit 80km/h and have cameras (similar to AES) all over. But those Koreans are smart...drive fast like hell, but quickly slow down the car just before passing the camera. And their GPS maps have warning when getting near the camera..



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post Aug 10 2012, 09:00 AM

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QUOTE(IluvProton @ Aug 10 2012, 08:56 AM)
I will personally see this AES only like last time the speed trap camera = 'hangat2 tahi ayam'

later pulis will said cost high, we must abandon it.
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post Aug 10 2012, 09:34 AM

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Source: The Star (10th August 2012)

KUALA LUMPUR: No traffic summonses will be issued to road users under the new Automated Enforcement System (AES) during the Hari Raya holiday period, the Transport Ministry said.

Its Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said the Government had not set a date to fully implement the system as the cameras were still being tested and certified.

“We'll announce later when the system will start and we'll ensure that there are enough signboards in the areas that are under camera surveillance.

“We hope the system will be fully-operational by year-end,” he told a press conference after launching the national Hari Raya celebrations traffic awareness campaign at the Integrated South-Bandar Tasik Selatan Transport Terminal yesterday.

It was reported that under the new system, 566 speed cameras and 265 traffic light cameras would be installed while 250 mobile cameras would be in use for places with inadequate infrastructure for setting up a camera.

Kong said some of the cameras had already been put in place in some “blackspot areas” but were only on trial mode.

On another matter, Kong said the national speed limit on federal and state roads would be reduced by 10kph during the Hari Raya period.

“The speed limit will now be 80kph for federal roads while those travelling on state roads will not be allowed to go more than 70kph. It will take effect beginning Aug 12 until Aug 26.

“The Road Transport Department will also impose restriction on heavy vehicles carrying goods from Aug 17 to 18 and on Aug 25 to 26,” said Kong.

Meanwhile, several people interviewed were all for the lowered speed limit during the holiday period and gave the thumbs up for the AES system.

Student Chye Hui, 20, said she welcomed the move to reduce the speed limit during the Hari Raya holiday period.

“It is a good start to help reduce the risk and number of accidents. I hope the Government will also deploy more traffic police to reduce congestion during the period,” she said.

Another student, Mohamed Shafiq Mustafa, 21, also lauded the move to lower the speed limit and also expressed hope that the AES system would be implemented soon.

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QUOTE(wegatech @ Aug 10 2012, 09:34 AM)
Source: The Star (10th August 2012)

KUALA LUMPUR: No traffic summonses will be issued to road users under the new Automated Enforcement System (AES) during the Hari Raya holiday period, the Transport Ministry said.

Its Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said the Government had not set a date to fully implement the system as the cameras were still being tested and certified.

“We'll announce later when the system will start and we'll ensure that there are enough signboards in the areas that are under camera surveillance.

“We hope the system will be fully-operational by year-end,” he told a press conference after launching the national Hari Raya celebrations traffic awareness campaign at the Integrated South-Bandar Tasik Selatan Transport Terminal yesterday.

It was reported that under the new system, 566 speed cameras and 265 traffic light cameras would be installed while 250 mobile cameras would be in use for places with inadequate infrastructure for setting up a camera.

Kong said some of the cameras had already been put in place in some “blackspot areas” but were only on trial mode.

On another matter, Kong said the national speed limit on federal and state roads would be reduced by 10kph during the Hari Raya period.

“The speed limit will now be 80kph for federal roads while those travelling on state roads will not be allowed to go more than 70kph. It will take effect beginning Aug 12 until Aug 26.

“The Road Transport Department will also impose restriction on heavy vehicles carrying goods from Aug 17 to 18 and on Aug 25 to 26,” said Kong.

Meanwhile, several people interviewed were all for the lowered speed limit during the holiday period and gave the thumbs up for the AES system.

Student Chye Hui, 20, said she welcomed the move to reduce the speed limit during the Hari Raya holiday period.

“It is a good start to help reduce the risk and number of accidents. I hope the Government will also deploy more traffic police to reduce congestion during the period,” she said.

Another student, Mohamed Shafiq Mustafa, 21, also lauded the move to lower the speed limit and also expressed hope that the AES system would be implemented soon.
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i bet that 2 kiddo comment with the star is liar..
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post Aug 10 2012, 11:13 AM

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the AES at jln klang lama keep flashing only haha .. looks like the speed they set too low kut ...
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QUOTE(IluvProton @ Aug 10 2012, 08:56 AM)
I will personally see this AES only like last time the speed trap camera = 'hangat2 tahi ayam'

later pulis will said cost high, we must abandon it.
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This time they won't abandon it. Coz a third party company will install and maintaining it. And that company will have a cut for every summons. So the more summons AES can produce, the more money they can earn.

QUOTE(mr_boonez @ Aug 10 2012, 08:59 AM)
i have a feeling it's going to be like South Korea highways. Speed limit 80km/h and have cameras (similar to AES) all over. But those Koreans are smart...drive fast like hell, but quickly slow down the car just before passing the camera. And their GPS maps have warning when getting near the camera..
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Soon hopefully our GPS also can give each AES location.

QUOTE(wegatech @ Aug 10 2012, 09:34 AM)
Source: The Star (10th August 2012)

KUALA LUMPUR: No traffic summonses will be issued to road users under the new Automated Enforcement System (AES) during the Hari Raya holiday period, the Transport Ministry said.

Its Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said the Government had not set a date to fully implement the system as the cameras were still being tested and certified.

“We'll announce later when the system will start and we'll ensure that there are enough signboards in the areas that are under camera surveillance.

“We hope the system will be fully-operational by year-end,” he told a press conference after launching the national Hari Raya celebrations traffic awareness campaign at the Integrated South-Bandar Tasik Selatan Transport Terminal yesterday.

It was reported that under the new system, 566 speed cameras and 265 traffic light cameras would be installed while 250 mobile cameras would be in use for places with inadequate infrastructure for setting up a camera.

Kong said some of the cameras had already been put in place in some “blackspot areas” but were only on trial mode.

On another matter, Kong said the national speed limit on federal and state roads would be reduced by 10kph during the Hari Raya period.

“The speed limit will now be 80kph for federal roads while those travelling on state roads will not be allowed to go more than 70kph. It will take effect beginning Aug 12 until Aug 26.

“The Road Transport Department will also impose restriction on heavy vehicles carrying goods from Aug 17 to 18 and on Aug 25 to 26,” said Kong.

Meanwhile, several people interviewed were all for the lowered speed limit during the holiday period and gave the thumbs up for the AES system.

Student Chye Hui, 20, said she welcomed the move to reduce the speed limit during the Hari Raya holiday period.

“It is a good start to help reduce the risk and number of accidents. I hope the Government will also deploy more traffic police to reduce congestion during the period,” she said.

Another student, Mohamed Shafiq Mustafa, 21, also lauded the move to lower the speed limit and also expressed hope that the AES system would be implemented soon.
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Lower speed can reduced numbers of accidents? Then reduce till 50km/h, so there will be no more accidents at all. doh.gif

Deploy traffic police to reduce the congestion? Motorist when saw police they drive even slower, congestion will become worse. doh.gif

Seriously, what the country need is more education on safe driving, and education on common sense!
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QUOTE(xxboxx @ Aug 10 2012, 07:40 AM)
This time they won't abandon it. Coz a third party company will install and maintaining it. And that company will have a cut for every summons. So the more summons AES can produce, the more money they can earn.
Soon hopefully our GPS also can give each AES location.
Lower speed can reduced numbers of accidents? Then reduce till 50km/h, so there will be no more accidents at all. doh.gif

Deploy traffic police to reduce the congestion? Motorist when saw police they drive even slower, congestion will become worse. doh.gif

Seriously, what the country need is more education on safe driving, and education on common sense!
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oh wai I not surprise.

Did you know last time the speed trap in traffic light got flash type? those pulis can't process the picture. It also process by 3rd party and later send to pulis traffic for summons. Yeah, each pictar cost about RM 100+ excluding installation , repair and so on.

Sooner this AES for pulis say cutting cost or too many summons for citizen until they can't handle. They will start from another new tech. And also if this AES so efficient and accurate, the pulis less 'duit raya' liao cause cannot using block in the middle highway and say they capture your speed.

Top management of traffic trying to change but even their own staff resist to make new changes due to no benefit to them. laugh.gif

Facts in oversea usually can't use in malaysia because we always 'you tolong saya, saya tolong you'
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QUOTE(xxboxx @ Aug 10 2012, 12:40 PM)
This time they won't abandon it. Coz a third party company will install and maintaining it. And that company will have a cut for every summons. So the more summons AES can produce, the more money they can earn.

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The govt departments decides whether or not to cancel the project, not that third party company (two companies, actually). In fact, technically these companies have no say in this other than using money to influence the decision-makers.

If someone higher up boh suang those suppliers (maybe he didnt get enough candy), he just have to KIV it and the suppliers will hailat.

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