Singaporeans owe RM3.5mil in Malaysia traffic fines, make up largest group of offending foreign motorists


Some of the outstanding traffic summonses date as far back as 1990. - Photo: ST file

SINGAPORE: Singaporeans make up the largest group of foreign motorists with outstanding traffic fines in Malaysia, owing an estimated RM3.5 million (S$1 million).

Out of the 51,128 outstanding traffic summonses involving motorists from Singapore, Brunei and Thailand from 1990 to June 2024, 35,011 were incurred by Singaporeans, reported news outlet Utusan Malaysia on Tuesday (Aug 13).

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