Anyone has encountered or seen a real Malaysia AES speed radar camera?

Please share the exact location preferably with coordinates here.

Moderator, please help to pin up this topic for everyone benefits.


Compilation of all AES camera in Malaysia (Please PM me the location if you know of other locations with description, direction, nearby buildings and coordinates):

1. Lebuh Sentosa, Putrajaya
2. Old Klang Road (near Pearl Point), Selangor. This camera can take photo if you beat the red lights.
3. Jalan Ipoh traffic light (underneath Sentul link flyover), Kuala Lumpur.
4. KM 301 of the Plus highway before the Kajang exit northbound towards KL
5. Plus highway Slim River area towards North, after Hentian Sebelah Behrang
6. KM 204 north bound on NS highway. It's right after a small overhead bridge.
7. KM 375 north bound on NS highway

Official speed camera location from JPJ (take note of the speed limit at different road):
 AES_red_light_camera_location.pdf ( 524.84k ) Number of downloads: 15995


 AES_speed_camera_location.pdf ( 688.32k ) Number of downloads: 25383


There are only 2 types of permanent AES camera box as posted here. If you see a different shape, that is a CCTV which is not an AES camera. There is also a mobile AES speed camera which require a tripod.

NOTE: Those who receive AES summons notice can call the AES Control Centre for further questions at 03-7846 4400 for offences committed in Perak and 03-7628 8268 for offences in Selangor, Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur

This post has been edited by wegatech: Oct 30 2012, 04:49 PM


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Please provide the location, direction with nearby landmarks if you cannot provide GPS coordinates. Thks.

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Added on August 6, 2012, 10:56 pmWhich direction the camera is located at? is it the road heading to KL or PJ?

This post has been edited by wegatech: Aug 6 2012, 10:56 PM

Noted. Take note that the AES speed radar camera is capable of identifying the speed of cars in multiple lanes simultaneously. Even though there is a flash, it does not mean that you have overspeed as it could be due to other car.

I just call my friend who lived near Old Klang Road. He told me that the AES camera is behind the traffic light from KL to PJ (before Pearl Point traffic light junction), and it will snap the rear of the cars who beat the red light.

Not sure they will issue summon during this trial period.

And it is also working at night with its built in flash system.

BEWARE: "AES camera does not sleep"

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Added on August 7, 2012, 9:22 amAnyone care to translate the location to English and post the map here again?



This post has been edited by wegatech: Aug 7 2012, 09:22 AM

I will update in post #1. For others, please PM me the location with description including direction or nearby buildings (if any).

This post has been edited by wegatech: Aug 9 2012, 08:27 AM

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.

It will take photo twice to show "before" and "after". There is some sensor on the road surface.

This post has been edited by wegatech: Aug 10 2012, 08:31 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.

This post has been edited by wegatech: Aug 10 2012, 09:36 AM

From what I heard, police have the right to catch speedster using their own speed camera. AES camera is not under police jurisdiction. And since AES will not be implemented on Hari Raya, that doesn't stop the police from mounting their roadblock or perform "Ops Sikap".

Police will probably catch speedster where there is no AES camera installed. I have to admit that there are very good at hiding.

26September2012
Source: The Star

PETALING JAYA: When the light turns amber, you have just two seconds before it turns red and the cameras catch you committing a traffic offence under the Automated Enforcement System.

This allowance is given in consideration of the “human element” in the event that you are not able to stop immediately when the light turns amber.

Under the AES, you are also given a leeway of 10kph beyond the speed limit, according to Road Transport Department director-general Datuk Solah Mat Hassan.

For example, if the speed limit is 110kph, you will only be “captured” on AES camera if you exceed 120kph, he told a media briefing here yesterday.

“Thus, offenders can no longer argue they only drove a couple of kilometres over the speed limit or that the traffic light turned red halfway.”

Solah also said the system started on Sunday with 14 cameras installed at accident-prone areas in Perak, Selangor, Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur 10 to catch speed limit breakers and four to nab those who beat the red light.

In those two days, 2,952 offenders were caught on camera 809 for speeding and 2,143 for beating the red light, he added.

Solah said that cameras would be installed at 817 blackspots nationwide in the next one year.

He said the cameras, with an 11 megapixel resolution, could capture clear images of vehicles even when they were moving at high speed.

“The images captured will be sent automatically to the AES control centre and the vehicle registration numbers of the offenders will be cross-checked with the database of the Road Transport Department before a summons notice is mailed to the vehicle owner.

“Offenders will receive their summons notice within five days of the date they violated traffic rules. They are given two months to pay their RM300 compounds. They can be hauled to court if they refuse to pay up,” he said.

Solah stressed that the AES was not aimed at issuing summonses, but to educate people to be good road users and reduce the number of deaths due to accidents in the country.

As such, he said, signages were put up to give ample warning on the presence of cameras.

Two concessionaire companies, ATES Sdn Bhd and Beta Tegap Sdn Bhd, operate AES, each investing between RM300mil and RM400mil

In Australia, I noticed the car will stop if there is a pedestrian walking even though it is green light for the car to turn.

Not in Malaysia, you either get honk or bang.

This post has been edited by wegatech: Sep 27 2012, 05:58 PM

Please check my first post at Page1. There is a tel number where you can call to ask.

Dear all Lowyat members,
I have updated the list of AES camera in my first post (PDF file). It is given by JPJ.

Slow down and follow the traffic rules at this location ok