So media spreading fake news?

uturn card?

uturn card?

So media spreading fake news?

don't pay saman, cannot renew license.
no valid license = no BUDI quota.

both sides also not wrong, just lots of media put sensational headlines, and all make conclusion from headline.

make simple just renew license 10 years early early.

Sorry for the naïve question, is it really true, if one dont pay the summons, they cant renew their driving license?

As we have seen in many previous cases, and on the previous thread PAS member with multiple summons, how did they renew the DL?

Even some members posted they just cleared their summons from couple of years back, o how did that happen?

Last time no blacklist. but next year, 2 month outstanding already blacklisted. I never pay my summon for more than 10 years, no blacklisted. and that summon has been clear when gomen give 80% madani family day discount.

Big difference yo. Government never blacklisted summon especially speeding summon. But next year, they will do it. Really pain in the ass, if someone dont pay their summon in 2 month. Auto blaclisted. Last time never blacklisted. Good old day has gone.

PUTRAJAYA: Transport minister Loke Siew Fook today urged motorists to settle their unpaid road transport department (JPJ) summonses by Jan 1 to avoid facing stricter action.
Loke said there were more than 5.5 million unpaid JPJ summonses nationwide as of today, and that any outstanding summonses after Jan 1 next year would be referred to the court or result in blacklisting, preventing vehicle owners from renewing their motor vehicle licences.

“The type of blacklist will depend on the offence. If the vehicle was caught speeding, the motor vehicle licence will be blacklisted, meaning that the owner will not be able to renew the (vehicle’s) road tax.


“If it involves a driver-related offence, the driving licence will also be blacklisted,” he said at a press conference after attending a Deepavali event at the transport ministry today.

From Nov 1 to Dec 30, all compoundable JPJ summonses will be eligible for a 50% discount under an amnesty initiative to encourage payment before the new year.

Loke said the initiative was part of efforts to improve compliance and reduce the number of outstanding offences.

Loke also said that JPJ P (22) notices made up the largest share of unpaid summonses at 3.68 million.

JPJ P (22) notices cover general road offences under Section 22 of the Road Transport Act 1987 such as driving without a licence or with an expired road tax, or illegal vehicle modifications.

This was followed by offences under the Automated Awareness Safety System (1.38 million), which are offences detected by automated cameras such as speeding and running red lights.