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RTD offers 2-month 70% discount on all traffic summonses

Discount to include blacklisted cases as well, says minister

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 12 Apr 2021 5:45PM

RTD offers 2-month 70% discount on all traffic summonses
Transport Minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong says the discount, which is being offered in conjunction with the Road Transport Department’s 75th anniversary, involves active summonses identified from 2010 to March this year. – Facebook pic, April 12, 2021

PUTRAJAYA – The Road Transport Department (RTD) is offering a 70% discount on traffic summonses for two months including cases that are still blacklisted beginning tomorrow.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong said the discount, which is being offered in conjunction with RTD’s 75th anniversary, involved active summonses identified from 2010 to March this year.

Discounted summonses can be paid at all RTD offices and online through the department's official portal.

“I encourage the public to pay their summonses online to avoid congestion at RTD offices,” he told reporters after RTD’s 75th platinum jubilee celebration here today.

Wee said RTD also introduced JPJeQ, an online waiting queue system, today.

“The mobile app will allow customers to choose less crowded RTD branches and use QR codes to get waiting numbers. It is friendly to people with disabilities and senior citizens,” Wee said. – Bernama, April 12, 2021

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