PJ City Council to bar traffic offenders from renewing road tax


A Petaling Jaya City Council enforcement officer issuing traffic summonses to errant motorists.

PETALING Jaya City Council traffic offenders who failed to settle their summonses will not be able to renew their road tax starting March next year.

Details of the defaulters would be submitted to the Road Transport Department, which would bar the car owners from renewing their road tax.

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