That I know, pass by almost everyday... and speed limit is 80km/h(some say 90km/h, but i stick to 80)... from the jpj list, there should be another location, near marriot(my guess based on google maps)... maybe in the future.

btw, on tuesday morning, there was an accident near the shell station right? what happen actually?

hi guys, can you please comment on the discrepancies you can find from my aes camera google maps
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=204052...017057,0.032659

they are pointed according to jpj coordinates, but i managed to see 4 :
1. LEBUH RAYA DAMANSARA PUCHONG-JALAN MOTOROLA pointed at setia eco park
2. JALAN BARU BALIK PULAU - middle of sea near pg island
3. JALAN SG.TENGAS - middle of sea near pg island
4. KM 301.9 KAJANG - coordinate wrongly point to SKVE

This post has been edited by tnchsg: Oct 12 2012, 04:47 PM

Thanks for making Malaysian road a safer place, since most of us drive local car , which has very poor body strength and safety feature, any crash lead to dead easily.

I rather be bored and long on the road.

lot of motorcyclist are damn dangerous, they probably think they ride a superbike.
i always have to predict and make way for them to cut lane or overtake me from inner side.

Will this kind of number plate license work:

http://www.indiegogo.com/nophoto

yup it will work...but bila kena tangkap, tanggung sendiri ye

http://projects.feedgeorge.com/aes/

check this out

the traffic AES camera located at Old Klang Road is not listed in the map, not quite accurate

i wonder if PAPAGO map update will include the AES location as well?
(sorry if this already being asked before)

Hi all,

the list of AES location is indeed not correct and up to date. I realised 2 AES on Cheras -Kajang Highway.

1) After Batu 9 Toll ( beside the PJ development site)
2) Persimpangan Batu 9 Flyover (Telekom)

Take note on this.

P/S : nowadays driving 65-75 km/h on a 90km/h highway really irritating.

already operating?

This is called, SAMAN 1 MALAYSIA...

Not sure yet. but just be cautious.

after the 2nd toll (now not exist) towards kajang on that highway, there are so many camera signs..but ive never seen any of them..

What did this happen on the two location about?
I travel everyday and make turning at Batu 9 flyover.
Have never notice or see any AES mention about.

AES is nothing but a new cash cow for the govt their cronies. I really do not see how a car speeding above 90 could be dangerous. I do see ppl maintaining speed at 90 and start to fall asleep, that is dangerous to me.

If the govt is serious about public safety, perhaps they should punish offenders with point system, hang their licience rather than issuing millions of summon to rob the poor rakyat.

i guess not working also since they also capture your roadtax disc right?in HD..

Agreed. Just imagine this. They snapped 63,558 offenses using 14 cameras in just 11 days. That's like 412 offences per camera per day. So imagine when all 1000 plus cameras are operational. That would mean >420,000 offenses snapped per day. So if all 420K get the fine of RM300, the agencies / cronies involved would get RM126 million per day.

If this is not a money making scheme, then i dont know what is.

They keep on saying its a similar system implemented overseas. Yes i agree. The system is similar but in those countries the speed limits are carefully regulated and ammended to suit actual road conditions. You wont get a speed limit of 30kmph on a single lane Federal trunk road like we have near Teluk Intan.

But kudos to the DAP led Penang state government which banned the installation of the AES system until a more detailed study is completed.

This post has been edited by cybermaster98: Oct 13 2012, 04:01 PM

I really dont know what speed to drive anymore. Silk is 70km/hr and some areas 50km/hr. Saga highway is between 50-90km/hr, you need to keep looking at signboards instead of other cars. Isnt that dangerous?

I cant even use my cruise control as the speed keep changing on Saga toll road!

In Germany, the cars GPS system automatically picks up roadside speed limits and warns you so you dont need to actually focus on the signs at all. Thats what i call a truly efficient system. Malaysia rushed into this AES before ensuring the support infrastructure was in place first. Hence why we need a better and more intelligent Gov in future unlike the bungling clowns we've had for the past 55 years.