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KL police offers 50 pct discount for traffic summons

MOHD HARIS FADLI MOHD FADZIL
By MOHD HARIS FADLI MOHD FADZIL
07 Jan 2023 08:39am
The discounts does not include non-compoundable (NC), trial status, heavy vehicle related, exhaust modification, queue-cut, accident, double lane cutting, emergency lane and red light claim summons.
The discounts does not include non-compoundable (NC), trial status, heavy vehicle related, exhaust modification, queue-cut, accident, double lane cutting, emergency lane and red light claim summons.
KUALA LUMPUR - Kuala Lumpur police will be offering a 50 per cent discount for certain traffic summons from Jan 10 to 12.

The Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT) said the discounts would apply for individuals who make physical payments at the Jalan Tun H S Lee Traffic Station.

"However, the discounts does not include non-compoundable (NC), trial status, heavy vehicle related, exhaust modification, queue-cut, accident, double lane cutting, emergency lane and red light claim summons.

"Payments can be made through cash or credit/debit cards however, cash payments is encouraged to avoid problems at credit/debit terminals during payments," it said in a statement.

Kuala Lumpur JSPT further said the discounts are for summons issued by the police and does not involve other agencies.
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