As traffic violations rise, so must the penalties: Loke defends RM500 fine hike (opens original article in a new tab)
Transport Minister Anthony Loke defended a proposed RM500 fine for traffic violations, clarifying that it's the maximum penalty and not applied universally, as part of amendments to the Road Transport Act.
- Transport Minister Anthony Loke defended raising traffic violation penalties to RM500, stating fines are applied on a case-by-case basis.
- Loke explained that RM500 is the maximum penalty, with lower fines possible depending on violation type and payment timing.
- The amendment to the Road Transport Act includes proposals to increase penalties amid rising non-compliance and road safety concerns.
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