Speed pays off – literally


Joint effort: Loke (second from left) together with Saifuddin Nasution posing for a picture during a press conference at Parliament. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: “The less you delay, the less you pay”. This will be the new approach to be taken by the police and the Road Transport Department (JPJ) from Jan 1 next year to get traffic offenders to settle their summonses.

Unlike previous programmes by the police and JPJ, where discounts on summonses differed between the two enforcement agencies, the new system will offer varying discounts depending on how fast they are settled.

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