Over 3,000 notices issued to Johoreans without licence


Don’t break the law: Azmil (left) and Kamarul call for responsible driving.

JOHOR BARU: More than 3,000 notices were issued by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to motorists and motorcyclists who were on the road without a valid licence.

Johor JPJ director Azmil Zainal said the 3,325 notices were from a total of 15,027 issued by the department during the statewide Ops Patuh conducted between Nov 1 and 30.

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