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Don’t Believe Fake Free License Ad – JPJ

The Malaysian Road Transport Department (Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan/JPJ) has reminded the public not to be deceived by an advertisement for free driving licenses that do not require undergoing exams.

The advertisement, which had gone viral on social media, used JPJ’s name and images. The department has issued a statement clarifying that it is fake.

JPJ emphasized in its statement that the use of the department’s official name and images in the advertisement is solely intended to lure the public into a false sense of confidence.

“JPJ would like to stress that the advertisement and the related accounts are fake. The public is advised not to be easily deceived by the spread of promotions through unauthorized advertisements or accounts.

“This is to avoid any confusion and financial loss. The public is also encouraged to refer to or contact JPJ first for further information,” it said in a Facebook post yesterday.

JPJ informed that any official complaints can be channeled to them through the JPJ Official Complaint Portal at https://jpj.spab.gov.my.

Jangan Percaya Iklan Lesen Memandu Tanpa Ujian – JPJ

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Malaysia (JPJ) mengingatkan orang ramai bahawa jangan terpedaya dengan iklan lesen memandu percuma serta tanpa mengambil ujian.

Iklan tersebut yang telah tular di media sosial menggunakan nama dan gambar JPJ. Jabatan itu telah mengeluarkan sebuah kenyataan bahawa ianya ialah palsu.

JPJ dalam kenyataan menegaskan, penggunaan nama dan gambar rasmi jabatan pada iklan itu semata-mata bertujuan memancing keyakinan orang ramai.

“JPJ ingin menegaskan bahawa iklan dan akaun berkenaan adalah palsu. Orang ramai dinasihatkan supaya tidak mudah terpedaya akan penyebaran promosi menerusi iklan atau akaun yang tidak sah.

“Ini bagi mengelakkan sebarang kekeliruan dan kerugian. Orang ramai juga digalakkan merujuk atau menghubungi JPJ terlebih dahulu untuk maklumat lanjut,” katanya dalam hantaran di Facebook, semalam.

JPJ memaklumkan sebarang aduan rasmi boleh disalurkan kepada pihaknya menerusi Portal Aduan Rasmi JPJ iaitu https://jpj.spab.gov.my.

Peranti Had Kelajuan Diwajibkan Bermula 1 Oktober 2025

Penguatkuasaan Peranti Had Kelajuan (PHK) secara berperingkat bagi kenderaan perdagangan termasuk bas persiaran dan ekspres akan bermula 1 Oktober, kata Menteri Pengangkutan, Anthony Loke.

Loke berkata ia sebagai sebahagian usaha meningkatkan keselamatan jalan raya serta mengurangkan risiko kemalangan maut yang membabitkan kenderaan berat.

Beliau berkata, Kementerian Pengangkutan melalui Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) akan mula menguatkuasakan keperluan PHK terhadap kenderaan perdagangan sebagai sebahagian daripada usaha meningkatkan keselamatan jalan raya dan mengurangkan risiko kemalangan maut membabitkan kenderaan berat.

PHK ialah peranti atau sistem kawalan kelajuan yang direka untuk mengehadkan kelajuan maksimum sesebuah kenderaan.

“Peranti ini memainkan peranan penting dalam mencegah pemanduan melebihi had laju, terutamanya bagi kenderaan yang membawa muatan berat atau penumpang,” katanya.

Menurutnya, penguatkuasaan PHK akan dilaksanakan kepada semua bas persiaran, bas ekspres dan kenderaan barangan berat maksimum melebihi 3,500 kilogram yang didaftar bermula 1 Januari 2015.

“Kenderaan ini wajib mendapatkan Pengesahan Kefungsian dan Laporan PHK daripada pihak pengilang/pengeluar kenderaan, Technical Service (TS) yang diiktiraf oleh JPJ, bengkel atau fasiliti servis yang diiktiraf oleh JPJ atau Badan Pensijilan Bertauliah (oleh Jabatan Standard Malaysia) yang diiktiraf oleh JPJ,” katanya.

1.13 Million Summonses Issued in Ops Khas Motosikal

The Road Transport Department (RTD/JPJ) has issued a total of 1.13 million summonses through its Special Motorcycle Operation (Ops Khas Motosikal) conducted from last year until now.

JPJ Senior Enforcement Director Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan said that out of the total summonses issued, 848,885 notices were issued last year, while 283,255 notices were issued this year.

He stated that through the Special Motorcycle Operation, the three main offenses identified were riding without valid driving license, expired roadtax, and without vehicle insurance.

“For the offense of riding without a valid license, a total of 301,774 summonses were issued, expired LKM (251,886 summonses), and no vehicle insurance (233,819 summonses).

“To date, many motorcyclists continue to commit offenses, and we are constantly intensifying operations to reduce road accidents. This is because accidents involving motorcyclists remain among the highest, contributing to 65 percent of the total accident rate,” he said.

He made these remarks during a press conference at the Special Motorcycle Operation under the Special Aidiladha Operation (Ops HRAA) on Kuala Krai Road yesterday.

Elaborating further, he said that through Ops HRAA 2025, the department has deployed over 2,000 enforcement personnel, with the primary focus being to monitor and take action against motorcyclists who fail to comply with regulations.

“Therefore, we remind all motorcyclists to adhere to the rules set,” he added.

1.13 Juta Saman Dikeluarkan dalam Ops Khas Motosikal

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) telah mengeluarkan sebanyak 1.13 juta saman menerusi Ops Khas Motosikal yang dijalankan sejak tahun lalu sehingga kini.

Pengarah Kanan Penguatkuasa JPJ, Muhammad Kifli Ma Hassan berkata, daripada jumlah notis saman berkenaan, sebanyak 848,885 notis pada tahun lalu dan 283,255 notis sepanjang tahun ini.

Katanya, menerusi Ops Khas Motosikal yang dijalankan, tiga kesalahan utama yang dikenal pasti iaitu tiada lesen, Lesen Kenderaan Motor (LKM) tamat tempoh, dan tiada perlindungan insuran.

“Bagi kesalahan tiada lesen memandu membabitkan sebanyak 301,774 notis saman, LKM tamat tempoh sebanyak 251,886 saman dan tiada insuran kenderaan sebanyak 233,819.

“Sehingga kini, masih banyak kesalahan dilakukan penunggang motosikal dan kita sentiasa meningkatkan operasi bagi mengekang kemalangan jalan raya. Ini kerana kemalangan membabitkan penunggang motosikal antara yang terbesar iaitu menyumbang sebanyak 65 peratus kadar kemalangan,” katanya.

Beliau berkata demikian pada sidang media ketika Operasi Khas Motosikal sempena Ops Khas Aidiladha (HRAA) di Jalan Kuala Krai, semalam.

Mengulas lanjut katanya, menerusi Ops HRAA 2025, pihaknya menugaskan lebih 2,000 anggota penguat kuasa dan fokus utama aktiviti penguatkuasaan bagi memantau dan mengambil tindakan terhadap penunggang motosikal yang gagal mematuhi peraturan.

“Justeru kita mengingatkan penunggang motosikal supaya mematuhi peraturan yang ditetapkan,” katanya.

More than 107,000 Summonses Issued in Chinese New Year Special Operations 2025

The Road Transport Department Malaysia (JPJ) issued more than 107,000 summonses during the Chinese New Year Special Operation, which ran from 20 January to 10 February.

Offenses related to vehicle licensing, driver licensing, and technical violations were among the highest recorded. JPJ Director-General Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli stated that during this period, the department issued 107,014 notices for various offenses involving vehicles and drivers, following inspections of 429,423 vehicles nationwide.

Additionally, 724 vehicles were seized for various offenses, including no insurance, invalid road tax, and vehicles driven by foreigners without valid licenses.

“JPJ(P) 22 notices were issued for offenses such as expired Motor Vehicle Licenses (LKM) and no insurance coverage (29,994); driver licensing offenses, including no driving license and expired driving licenses (20,414); and technical offenses such as bald tires and faulty brakes (15,610).

Furthermore, 9,052 notices were issued for other offenses, including major offenses (3,994) and goods vehicle offenses (3,161).

“For public service vehicle (bus) offenses, 241 notices were issued, and 140 notices were issued for failure to comply with the goods vehicle driving ban,” he said.

The integrated operation also involved collaboration with the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), the National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK), and PLUS Malaysia.

Elaborating further, Aedy stated that technical offenses such as tire and brake issues are common in every operation, and he reminded all road users, vehicle owners, and company vehicle owners to regularly inspect their vehicles.

The operation also enforced a four-day goods vehicle driving ban on 27 January (before the festive period) and 1-2 February (after the festive period).

“JPJ detected goods vehicles that failed to comply with the ban, issuing 140 notices and detaining 21 vehicles under Section 59 of the Road Transport Act 1987,” he said.

However, the number of summonses issued during the 2025 Chinese New Year Special Operation showed a decrease compared to the previous year’s 207,127 notices.

“These statistics indicate an improvement in efforts to reduce road accident rates and fatalities through enforcement measures,” he added.

Syarikat Pemeriksaan Kenderaan Baharu Diumum Esok – Anthony Loke

Kementerian Pengangkutan (MOT) akan mengumumkan beberapa syarikat pemeriksaan kenderaan baharu esok.

Menterinya, Anthony Loke berkata, “Kita mengharapkan apabila kita membuka pasaran ini, adanya persaingan daripada segi perkhidmatan.

“Ia akan meningkatkan lagi mutu pemeriksaan kenderaan supaya sama-sama kita pastikan integriti pemeriksaan kenderaan ini dapat dipertingkatkan,” katanya semasa semasa sesi soal jawab lisan di Dewan Rakyat, hari ini.

Beliau menjawab soalan tambahan Syahredzan Johan (PH-Bangi) mengenai sejauh manakah amalan membenarkan satu monopoli kepada sesuatu syarikat boleh memberi kesan terhadap tahap keselamatan kenderaan.

Mengulas lanjut, Anthony mengakui, sekiranya sesuatu industri mempunyai unsur monopoli, ia akan menjejaskan mutu perkhidmatan dan disebabkan itu pihaknya menggalakkan persaingan.

“Kementerian Pengangkutan sudah mendapat kelulusan daripada Jemaah Menteri untuk menamatkan dasar konsesi atau dasar monopoli kepada Puspakom (Pusat Pemeriksaan Kenderaan Berkomputer) pada tahun lalu.

“Ketika ini, sebenarnya Puspakom tidak lagi memiliki konsesi, apa yang kita berikan kepada mereka ialah satu lesen sahaja untuk beroperasi.

“Apa yang kita (mahu) laksanakan ialah membuka pasaran pemeriksaan kenderaan ini kepada lebih banyak pengusaha lain,” katanya.

We were only Acting, JPJ Pahang

The Road Transport Department (JPJ) Pahang has stressed that a viral video showing a violent encounter involving its members with a man was just a demonstration.

JPJ in a media statement today, informed that the scene in the viral video was actually part of a scene that was acted out in a rehearsal yesterday.

“The act was for a demonstration in conjunction with the working visit of the Director General of the Road Transport Department of Malaysia, this Monday.

“In this regard, JPJ Pahang calls on the public not to spread inaccurate or misleading information as it can cause confusion and anxiety among the community.

“The public is advised to be careful and refer to authentic sources before believing and sharing any news or videos that are spread,” he said.

In the meantime, JPJ Pahang will continue to be committed to ensuring that every enforcement officer is well trained and prepared to handle any situation with high professionalism and integrity.

“If there are any further questions or information regarding this incident, the public can contact JPJ Pahang on our official line or refer to official communication channels for the latest developments,” he said.

Yesterday, a 31-second video went viral showing a JPJ officer trying to detain a man, which allegedly took place in the Pahang JPJ Complex compound.

Previously, an elderly man went viral slapping a Puspakom officer in Johor Bahru, Johor after getting angry during a brake test.

The elderly man was later fined RM1,600 by the court.

Kekerasan di JPJ Pahang hanya Lakonan

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) Pahang menegaskan bahawa video tular yang memaparkan kekasaran berlaku membabitkan anggotanya dengan seorang lelaki hanya demonstrasi.

JPJ dalam kenyataan media hari ini, memaklumkan adegan dalam video yang tular itu sebenarnya adalah sebahagian daripada babak yang dilakonkan dalam raptai, semalam.

“Lakonan itu bagi demonstrasi sempena lawatan kerja Ketua Pengarah Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Malaysia, Isnin ini.

“Sehubungan itu, JPJ Pahang menyeru kepada orang ramai agar tidak menyebarkan maklumat yang tidak tepat atau mengelirukan kerana ia boleh mencetuskan kekeliruan dan kebimbangan dalam kalangan masyarakat.

“Orang ramai dinasihatkan agar berhati-hati dan merujuk kepada sumber yang sahih sebelum mempercayai dan berkongsi sebarang berita atau video yang tersebar,” katanya.

Dalam pada itu, JPJ Pahang akan terus komited memastikan setiap anggota penguatkuasa dilatih dengan baik dan bersedia untuk menangani sebarang situasi dengan profesionalisme dan integriti yang tinggi.

“Sekiranya terdapat sebarang pertanyaan lanjut atau maklumat mengenai kejadian ini, orang ramai boleh menghubungi JPJ Pahang di talian rasmi kami atau merujuk kepada saluran komunikasi rasmi untuk perkembangan terkini,” katanya.

Semalam, tular video berdurasi 31 saat yang memaparkan anggota JPJ yang cuba menahan seorang lelaki yang dikatakan berlaku di perkarangan Kompleks JPJ Pahang.

Sebelum ini, tular seorang warga emas menampar pegawai Puspakom di Johor Bahru, Johor selepas berang dalam ujian brek.

Warga emas itu kemudiannya didenda RM1,600 oleh mahkamah.

JPJ Offers Special Compound for 3 Offences for 6 Months

The Road Transport Department (JPJ) is offering a special compound rate of RM150 for 3 offences for 6 months, starting today, January 3, 2025.

Malaysian Transport Minister, YB Anthony Loke said it involves 3 types of JPJ summons notices, namely the Automatic Awareness Security System (AwAS) summons (Summon 53A), the Investigation Interview Notice (114) and the Stamped Summons Notice/JPJ(P)23 (115).

All three usually have a compound rate of RM300. So we are giving a special compound rate starting tomorrow, January 3, for six months so that they can settle this compound.

“Because there are two million outstanding AwAS summons… and there are indeed restrictions on those who do not settle AwAS summons, if they do not settle the summons they cannot renew their driving licence or motor vehicle licence,” he said.

Loke said payments can be made through various channels including at JPJ counters, public portals, JPJ kiosks, JPJ mobile counters and the myJPJ application.

He said the special compound payment cannot be made through the MyEG channel and at Pos Malaysia.

Meanwhile, he said the collection of demerit points will be temporarily suspended from tomorrow until June 30.

Loke said during that period, the JPJ Enforcement Division will conduct a review of the method of implementing the Demerit Points System.

Two Puspakom Personnel Called for Questioning

The Computerized Vehicle Inspection Centre (Puspakom) confirmed that two of its employees from the Wangsa Maju branch have been summoned to give statements to the Road Transport Department (JPJ), today.

Its Chief Executive Officer, Mahmood Razak Bahman, however, did not elaborate on why the two employees were ordered to give statements to the JPJ Enforcement Department.

“Puspakom stressed that the staff involved will not be protected from any internal disciplinary action, if any misconduct is proven.

“To ensure the integrity of Puspakom’s inspection, the company will not hesitate to take appropriate action against the staff involved as provided for under the terms and conditions of the employment contract, including suspension or dismissal,” he said in a statement to the press, yesterday.

Apart from that, Mahmood also confirmed that a vehicle inspected at the Wangsa Maju branch was seized by JPJ for using a foreign driver without a valid driving license.

Earlier, JPJ was reported to have conducted simultaneous operations at all Puspakom branches nationwide yesterday, to ensure that every vehicle inspected at the facility complies with the set standards.

Among the offences detected by lorry drivers in PUSPAKOM’s Surprise Operation was the use of worn and unsafe dipped tyres among heavy vehicles, despite being aware that they were at risk of leaking at any time.

Meanwhile, Mahmood said that full cooperation would be given to JPJ which was conducting surprise inspections at all Puspakom branches nationwide, today.

He said Puspakom also welcomed the enforcement action on the company’s branches, aimed at ensuring that inspection operations are carried out in accordance with the standard operating procedures (SOP) set.

“This step will help in efforts to instill road safety practices in the country.

“The collaboration between Puspakom and JPJ is believed to strengthen efforts to improve road safety levels and preserve the integrity of the country’s transportation system.

“Puspakom is always committed to ensuring that all vehicles inspected meet the set safety requirements.

“This surprise inspection is part of JPJ’s ongoing efforts to ensure safety and compliance with laws relating to vehicles on the road.

“We fully support the initiative to ensure that all inspection procedures are carried out transparently and in accordance with the standards set by the authorities,” he said.

Dua Kakitangan akan Dirakam Keterangan

Pusat Pemeriksaan Kenderaan Berkomputer (Puspakom) mengesahkan dua kakitangannya dari cawangan Wangsa Maju telah dipanggil untuk memberi keterangan kepada Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ), hari ini.

Ketua Pegawai Eksekutifnya, Mahmood Razak Bahman, bagaimanapun tidak memperincikan sebab kedua-dua kakitangan itu diarah memberi keterangan kepada Jabatan Penguatkuasaan JPJ.

“Puspakom menegaskan kakitangan terbabit tidak akan dilindungi daripada sebarang tindakan disiplin dalaman, sekiranya terbukti ada salah laku.

“Bagi memastikan integriti pemeriksaan Puspakom, syarikat tidak akan teragak-agak mengambil tindakan sewajarnya terhadap kakitangan terbabit seperti diperuntukkan di bawah terma dan syarat kontrak pekerjaan, termasuk penggantungan atau pembuangan kerja,” katanya dalam kenyataan kepada pihak akhbar, semalam.

Selain daripada itu, Mahmood juga mengesahkan sebuah kenderaan yang diperiksa di cawangan Wangsa Maju disita JPJ kerana menggunakan pemandu warga asing tanpa lesen memandu sah.

Terdahulu, JPJ dilapor mengadakan operasi secara serentak ke semua cawangan Puspakom di seluruh negara semalam, bagi memastikan setiap kenderaan diperiksa di fasiliti itu mematuhi standard ditetapkan.

Antara kesalahan dikesan dilakukan pemandu lori dalam Op Mengejut PUSPAKOM ialah penggunaan tayar celup yang uzur dan tidak selamat dalam kalangan kenderaan berat, meskipun menyedari ia berisiko bocor pada bila-bila masa.

Sementara itu, Mahmood berkata, kerjasama penuh akan diberi kepada JPJ yang menjalankan pemeriksaan mengejut di semua cawangan Puspakom di seluruh negara, hari ini.

Katanya, Puspakom juga mengalu-alukan tindakan penguatkuasaan ke atas cawangan syarikat berkenaan, bertujuan memastikan operasi pemeriksaan dijalankan mengikut prosedur operasi standard (SOP) ditetapkan.

“Langkah ini akan membantu usaha membudayakan amalan keselamatan jalan raya di negara ini.

“Kerjasama Puspakom dan JPJ ini dipercayai akan mengukuhkan usaha meningkatkan tahap keselamatan jalan raya dan memelihara integriti sistem pengangkutan negara.

“Puspakom sentiasa komited memastikan semua kenderaan diperiksa memenuhi syarat keselamatan ditetapkan.

“Pemeriksaan mengejut ini adalah sebahagian daripada usaha berterusan JPJ untuk memastikan keselamatan dan pematuhan undang-undang berkaitan kenderaan di jalan raya.

“Kami menyokong penuh inisiatif untuk memastikan segala prosedur pemeriksaan dilakukan dengan telus dan mengikut piawaian ditetapkan pihak berkuasa,” katanya.