Cops warn cycling on highways and expressways will leave you RM1k poorer


KUALA LUMPUR: Cycling along highways or expressways is prohibited, and will result in the cyclist being RM1,000 poorer.

The police on its official Facebook page on Thursday (Sept 18) said action could be taken against those who do so under Section 70(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which prohibits the use of vehicles on certain roads.

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