Summon started already ? Not testing or wait approval until year end ?

I've been barking on this point for ages.

Try go and drive in Singapore. Once kena before, I'm sure the person will drive with super cautious and follow all the law.

Just as an example, same with Singaporeans, they drive like angels inside the island.
But once in Malaysia / PLUS highway, they either drive like turtle on fast lane, or speed lunatics and try to break all the available laws here.

This is true. On my very first visit to a scandinavian country, after check in, decide to walk over to the small mart to grab some food. I'm walking slowly and 10-15 ft away from zebra crossing (without traffic lights), a good 15 seconds walk away, and the car already stop for me. Really as I stand and wait for the car to cross, but the driver wave to insist me to cross first. I really feel ... ulu. quickly run across, just in case they'll run me down, due to mentality trained in Malaysia.

Here in KL ? Traffic light already red. Metrobus zoom 9 9 and still slowly pull away to give pedestrian some black smoke. Otherwise cleanser products won't sell well in Guardian/Watsons. Kapchai just zoom past (one day I'll give a sweet kick and let them fall down). Some other kapchai decided to use the zebra crossing to cross to other side or do u-turn.

Parents are doing it wrong. They allow their under-age kids to ride bike, as long as within nearby house
They allow their kids to ride, without license.
They allow their kids to ride, without helmet. Dekat je ... beli kicap.
Or, kalau pergi surau, nanti helmet kena potong/curi.
Or, panas le. nanti rambut kusut, tak cool.

Yes, the cancer is very bad.

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Added on September 27, 2012, 5:41 pmI recall Jalan Ipoh, near the Sentul Link there, a lot of cars will go straight for that right-turn into Sentul.
Always see it flash many times.

Bikers, officially suppose to summon also. But I think as usual, due to our lack of enforcement, Malaysia Boleh, 1Malaysia, they'll get off the hook as usual. Why ?
- false plate (curi motor)
- broken plate with half alphabets/numbers left.
- angled up/down photo cannot see
- don't pay, no money to pay, come catch me


This post has been edited by cute_boboi: Sep 27 2012, 05:41 PM

That is not to catch you exceeding speed limit across traffic lights.
It is to catch anyone who breaks the amber & red lights, 2 seconds rule.

Not sure if it captures if any car stops in the yellow box, which according to undang-undang, you are not support to stop there. Otherwise, when light changes, you'll block other cars from different direction, and cause a chain effect of traffic jam.

Some traffic lights are programmed reasonably good. The green will flash 3-5 times, then yellow will be slightly longer about 2-3 seconds, then only red.

Some are badly programmed. From green, then yellow for 0.5 seconds, then red.

The yellow-box grid-lock cause a lot of traffic jam chain reaction. Lack of enforcement also.
Anyway, OOT from AES.

When you see the warning signboard, start release the pedal and let it cruise down to 80-90km/h.
This may take about 500-1000m+ and by that time, you will reach nearby the camera.

The camera detect and shoot at about 100-200m+ (from the pole), to capture your front plate number.

Those previous handheld or tripod mounted radar gun, straight line can shoot up to 2km.
By the time you see the fellow squatting down at pillar, most of the time is too late already. Unless he press wrong or shaking or temporary blinded by the sun or missed it.
But they normally shoot at 300-800m range.
Therefore, when approaching interchange, PLUS always has 3 signboards. 2km, 1km and 500m.
I'll release pedal and move to slower lanes immediately after pass the 2km board.

As sad and unfair as it sound, if the tail-gater follow close enough to the front car bumper and based on the camera angle and height, it is possible that the plate number cannot be capture.

Therefore, in such situation:
1) If no camera, just speed up, and move left. Remember the undang-undang, "Ikut kiri kecuali memotong"

2) If got camera, I'll rather signal and move left immediately, maintain speed or slow down. No matter how heavy is the traffic. Not worth to risk RM300 / summon

In morning/noon day-light, does not work, as the sun is much brighter than the puny high-beam.

At night, the AES flash is powerful enough, to capture at high speed. Therefore, does not work also.
Unless you do James Bond style, rotating license plate which is illegal

Not accurate. There is a speed trap in the middle of the jungle inside FRIM, Kepong

Not necessary. As the story goes, without full/strict enforcement, there is no point to keep issuing summons.
So, if everyone gang up and don't pay... cause even blacklist, JPJ still allow renew 6 months road tax.

Then PDRM/JPJ ... and start to give 1Malaysia discount

Can share the questions here ?

I think not movie. Is PS3 game called InFamous
The fellow name is Cole MacGrath

For steady drive, I'll lift the pedal at 2.5 - 2km mark (You should see the 2km board before you reach that board) and start to move left.
Ensure 1km mark the speed is already at 90 or 110.

For spirited drive, taruh until 1km mark, brake hard.

AES can work at >200km/h

Which is faster ? your physical vehicle or light-speed ?

Bro, still can capture lah.

Yes, if a motorcycle travel at middle/fast lane, and if exceed, picture will be taken. As long as the object is "big" enough to trigger detection.

To be a loyal citizen, just go and pay.
For the rest of Malaysia Boleh, don't pay first. Why ? Cause there is summon, but no enforcement. So what if not pay ? Currently I know still can renew road tax 6 months continuously without limit, if got summons but did not pay.
Later, wait for it system cancel due to error, or 1Malaysia discount promo 50-70%.

I think most likely typo/printing/communication error when passing the co-ordinates from one person to another ... and another.

From Seremban towards KL direction, is 110km/h. BUT once reach Bangi interchange, reduce to 80/90km/h (forgot) all the way (Bangi-Kajang-Serdang-) until Sg. Besi toll and there-after.

Vice-versa if opposite direction.

But before that, there will be GPS tracking and tolling installed.
If go higher than speed-limit, automatic get e-summon or snail-mail.

Already in phase now.

Closed road-tolling (PLUS, LPT) also has the capability to check it.
e.g. If you enter Penang at 12pm and exit Jln Duta at 2:30pm (without stop/rest), it's quite obvious that you travel >300km in higher speed.
At exit, they have camera to capture your license plate, and link it to your transaction, i.e. exit + entry

There are signboards (red circle with number in it). Try look closely from Seremban -> KL.
Before Bangi interchange, there is something like "110 Tamat 1km di hadapan" (or "90 had laju di hadapan"?)
At Bangi interchange, there is "110 Tamat"
Right after the under-bridge interchange, there is "90 Mula"

Vice versa also.