Singaporeans urged to settle traffic summonses


JOHOR BARU: Of the more than two million summonses issued for various traffic offences since 2014, a total of 109,757 went to Singaporeans, says the state’s top cop.

However, only 24% of them have bothered paying up, said Comm Datuk Kamarul Zaman Mamat.

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