JPJ collects RM5.59mil in fines from Thai van drivers for three key offences


KOTA BARU: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has identified the absence of an International Circulation Permit (ICP), driving without a Competent Driving Licence (CDL) and failure to display the ICP as the three most common offences committed by Thai van drivers operating in Malaysia.

JPJ senior enforcement director Datuk Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan (pic) said the offences were detected under Ops Tunggak Kenderaan Thailand, which had been ongoing since 2023, particularly in border states.

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