Loke: Paid AES fines went to concessionaires, govt in no position to refund


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 22 Aug 2018

Boustead says Miros studies show a decay rate in accident-prone areas where AES is installed, demonstrating a drop in fatal accidents and lower summons volumes.

SEREMBAN: The Government is in no position to refund motorists who have paid their Automated Enforcement System (AES) traffic summonses, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

"The money paid by these offenders went to the concessionaires appointed by the (previous) government.

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