Police and local authorities told not to lower traffic summonses


Always be safe: Loke presenting a safety jacket to a motorcycle rider after launching the integrated operations and road safety campaign for Chinese New Year at the Dengkil Rest and Recreational Area in Sepang.

SEPANG: The Transport Ministry will speak to police and local authorities about doing away with discounts on traffic summonses, said its minister Anthony Loke.

He pointed out that the Road Transport Department (JPJ), under his ministry, had already stopped the practice.

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