MALAYSIA SPEEDING OFFENCES
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Anyone has any same experience as mine?
i was caught speeding at northsouth highway near to Batu Pahat. I bribed the officer with RM$50 in order not to issue me any fines... however after a few mths while travelling out of malaysia causeway, the police officers stopped me, state that i had speeding offences and i was fined RM$150.
i was pissed off by the malaysian police officer whom took the bribe and yet he still fined me for speeding!!
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U can write a letter of complain... if u remember the name of the police officer....
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Complain??!!I wouldn't do that even i had his name. I will only end up in deeper sh*t for bribing their officers.
Btw I found out from police officers in JB that fine for speeding had been standardize to RM150 from year 2004 regardless of the speed you clock. This information is 100% true and confirm... -
not so much of the same experience... but advice from malaysians themselves when I paid my traffic offence at the police station....
they said.... keep all your payment slips... no matter where you pay.... else you may end up paying again when you renew the road tax (for malaysian themselves) or custom checkpoints (for singaporens).... so i'm still keeping my summon payment slip.....
yeah.... count it as close...... if not it juz turn into another bribery case.... now their new PM is breathing hard on this issue....we singaporean may be the scrapgoat again..... i dun want to turn out their court as witness.... haa haa -
Originally posted by spearhead:
Yep, it's true, paid mine recently (RM150) thru AXS for speeding at NS Highway in Jan this year. I remembered I was not stopped at all along the way, it must the hidden camera's job. In this manner, you may receive summon even if you did not speed... mm... ya la, maybe the Msia TP will show you picture proof when you ask for one.
[b]Complain??!!I wouldn't do that even i had his name. I will only end up in deeper sh*t for bribing their officers.
Btw I found out from police officers in JB that fine for speeding had been standardize to RM150 from year 2004 regardless of the speed you clock. This information is 100% true and confirm...[/b]
So all drivers going up north pls be careful. Unless you don't mind contributing to their coffer.
I only knew the summon when I sold my old car. The 2nd-hand car dealer asked me to settle the bill. Ok lor, so that he won't haunt me if i didn't pay up...