Traffic Offence In West Malaysia

• Seng2096938

  2 Jan 10, 15:24

  Hi all,

  Just

• Poignant

  2 Jan 10, 15:25

  huh

• Seng2096938

  2 Jan 10, 15:48

  Sorry typing too fast and resulted in incomplete points.

  This happened this morning. Happily travelling to JB via the causeway. But took my passport & escorted to the Traffice Police TP of Malaysia(My).

  TP of My check computer system and claimed that I owe the TP RM$300 but can pay for RM 200. Doubtful & wondering what is the offence. Told a speed trap at Muar Ladang on 10 Oct 09. Not to spoil the tour, paid for the fine.

  After collecting my passport and check the date of my entry to Johore, I was surprised that I had only entered Johore on the 11 Oct 09. I asked how this could have happened. They (TP of My) ignored me and told me to wait. Can't bare their arrogent attitude by challenging me to complain to the press or the minister of their country , I left the station.

  Vowed never to drive in to West Malaysia.

  Can anyone in this forum suggest ways to made known this blatant act of negligent?

  Very............ angry

• AEW5001

  2 Jan 10, 15:54

  There are rogue cops in M'sia.
  Beware.
  Check with the local TP at their HQ for any outstanding fines instead.

• Poignant

  2 Jan 10, 18:20

  mlysia mah.

  what to do?

• I-like-flings(m)

  2 Jan 10, 18:52

  got take his picture and name or not?

• Seng2096938

  3 Jan 10, 19:05

  Hi all,

  I

• Seng2096938

  3 Jan 10, 19:05

  Hi all,

  I was

• Seng2096938

  3 Jan 10, 19:20

  Hi all, sorry again guess my key board has to be replaced.

  No cannot take pictures we were in the Malaysia police station (johore) The fine was paid to the TP inside the Johore station about 1 km from Woodland Checkpoint. Then the TP were conducting a kind of operation claiming many of Spore vehicle did not pay fine (Reported In The New Paper recently).

  I would not mind paying for the fine if I have committed the offences but I did not. It is a daylight robbery. Thinking we Singaporeans dont check our passports.  If this exercise to get unclaimed summon keeps going on, this shows Malaysia traffic police are incompetent and where are money from the payment of the fine goes to.

• Itedino

  5 Jan 10, 02:18

  what to do. They are on commission basis

• mancha

  10 Jan 10, 01:59

  Its the car, not you.

  They have on record your car registration number.

  The only way you can escape, is proving your car did not exist at the date of the offence. Like your new car registered in Dec 2009 but the offence was in  Oct 2009.

  Used car, offence by previous owner, sorry you kena.