As a road user, you will get summoned by the authorities if you commit traffic offences.
You will either get stopped on the road by the police and be given the summons or receive your summon in the mailbox at times. If you delay paying your summons, you will receive harsher penalties from the authorities. In addition, you will also not be allowed to renew your vehicle insurance and road tax if there is any pending summons. As such, we advise you to pay your summons on time to avoid any complications.
If you still have any outstanding summons, here is your chance to settle them all at once, at a discounted price!
PDRM, JPJ offer discounts for summons
In conjunction with the 100 Days of Malaysian Family Aspiration (Aspirasi Keluarga Malaysia) celebration, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) and Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) are offering discounts on unpaid summonses to all Malaysians.
Payment can only be made at the payment counter at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) from 9 to 12 December 2021. The operating time is from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm.
List of summonses that are not qualified for discounts
However, note that NOT all offences are eligible for discounts, such as major offences committed this year, summonses that are non-compoundable, or currently under trial. Some other common traffic offences that are not qualified for discounts include:
– Overtaking in a dangerous manner in 2021
– Driving on the emergency lane in 2021
– Running red lights in 2021
– Overtaking on a double line in 2021
– Illegal vehicle exhaust modification
Note: This summons offer is valid at the location and date stated above and subject to terms and conditions.
Pay summons using MyBayar Saman
If you are unable to attend the discount offer campaign at KLCC, please be sure to clear your summons as soon as possible.
For your convenience, you can use the online portal MyBayar Saman to settle your summons. The steps are simple to follow as you do not have to register as a user to gain access.
First, you need to key in your ID number with the password to gain access. You can check your outstanding summons after logging in and proceed with payment online. You can choose to pay at any JPJ State Office, JPJ Branch, or online through e-Services.
Drive safely and obey the traffic law
Driving safely should be your number one concern when behind the wheels. It not only ensures your safety on the road but also saves you from getting any traffic summons.
Other than that, do not forget to check the validity of your car insurance. You do not want to receive a summons for driving with expired insurance at roadblocks. If your insurance is expiring, you can easily renew your insurance online at Bjak.my. Visit Bjak, one of Malaysia’s biggest insurance comparison sites, to get free car insurance quotes online in just 3 minutes.
