Most cars dumped near workshops


MPAJ enforcement officers towing away an abandoned vehicle in Pandan Perdana after receiving a complaint. MPAJ conducts weekly Abandoned Vehicles Operations, but this can only be done on the weekends when traffic is lighter and there is generally enough room to manoeuver the tow trucks.

AMPANG motorists wanting to dispose of their broken down vehicles can now get the service of the Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ), instead of abandoning them by roadsides and housing areas.

The service, introduced this year, however, is not free.

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