RM 800 million in unpaid summonses, JPJ is coming for you!

If you have committed traffic offenses recently, it’s best to pay up and avoid getting yourself blacklisted as the Road Transport Department (JPJ) is now coming after 2.7 million outstanding summonses.

Covering offenses such as speeding, using a mobile phone while driving and not having a valid driving licence, the summonses stretch back to 2010 and are valued at RM 800 million. 

“JPJ would be taking actions against motorists who have yet to pay their summons arrears by blacklisting them when they come to renew their driving licence,” said JPJ director-general Datuk Seri Shaharuddin Khalid.

Skip the queue - you can check your outstanding summons and keep your roadtax and insurance up to date through this handy guide on MyEG.