High-tech method: SAC Mahamad Akhir (right) using the Intelligence Compound Online Payment System (iCOPS) during a traffic operation conducted at the Gelang Patah Rest and Relaxation stop near Second Link.
JOHOR BARU: Traffic offenders from Singapore say they have no issue paying for summons while driving in Malaysia, but want to be shown proof of their alleged wrongdoings.
Businessman S. Ratna Raj, 59, who has been driving between the two countries for the past 15 years, said although he acknowledged he was at the areas where he was caught speeding, he still wanted proof that he was the one driving the vehicle that was summoned.
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