Honda Jazz driver sent to Henry Gurney School for three years over 2025 crash that killed three teens (opens original article in a new tab)

A Honda Jazz driver was sentenced to three years at Henry Gurney School for causing a crash that killed three teenagers in March 2025. The 18-year-old pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving without a licence, facing a RM2,000 fine. The court also ordered compensation for the victims' families and placed the teenager's mother on a good behaviour bond. The driver's health issues were considered but did not prevent the sentence.

• Honda Jazz driver sentenced to Henry Gurney School for three years over 2025 crash that killed three teens
• Teenager pleaded guilty under Road Transport Act 1987 and was fined RM2,000 for driving without a licence
• Court ordered parents to pay RM2,000 compensation to each victim's family
• Magistrate considered social report and recommendations from prosecution and defence before sentencing
• Teenager's lawyer requested stay on sentence due to health issues but was rejected