JPJ seizes tipper lorries without valid road tax since 2016 in Rawang, Cyberjaya ops


SHAH ALAM: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has seized three tipper lorries that have been operating without valid road tax since 2016 and 2018 during a recent enforcement operation in Rawang and Cyberjaya.

In a dramatic twist, one of the lorries was abandoned in the middle of the road by its driver, who was believed to be a foreign national, after spotting JPJ officers approaching.

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