- News
- Auto News
- Raya 2023, 7 Non Compoundable Traffic Offences Starting April 18 to 27
Raya 2023, 7 Non Compoundable Traffic Offences Starting April 18 to 27
This upcoming Hari Raya Aidilfitri Celebration, there are seven traffic offences that WILL NOT be compoundable.
According to JPJ's official Facebook page, it shares that the non-compoundable traffic offences consist of using mobile phones while driving, disobeying traffic light regulations, and driving on emergency lanes.
Following that, even driving over the speed limit, overtaking on double lines, queue cutting and not wearing a seat belt (or helmet) also included in the lists.
Thus, those arrested for these offences during its 10-day Hari Raya traffic operation starting from tomorrow April 18 to 27 will be issued a compound fine.
This aligns with JPJ’s initiative to have a road safety campaign which was held in Bangi last week. Now that Raya just has a few days left, it’s best to obey the traffic rules so that everyone gets to their destination safely.
Tagged:
Written By
Jesica Sendai
from 9 to 5 grinder to 'racing' her way in the automotive industry through editorial work.
Related News
39 Summonses Issued In Melaka's 'Op Pinky' Bus Crackdown
Melaka JPJ issued 39 summonses during a statewide operation targeting driver behaviour, documentation, and bus roadworthiness.
19-06-2025
Over 6m JPJ Summonses Remain Unpaid
JPJ revealed that over 6 million summonses, worth an estimated RM806.9 million, remain outstanding.
22-01-2025
JPJ Launches Investigation, Safety Audit Into Fatal Pile-Up Crash In Melaka
JPJ has begun an investigation on the vehicle companies involved in the fatal crash at Km204 PLUS northbound.
26-12-2024
No Extra Requirements For Senior Citizens To Renew Licences - JPJ
JPJ stated that senior citizens would not be subject to any extra criteria to renew their driving licences.
19-12-2024
JPJ May Soon Forfeit Vehicles Used By Illegal Taxi Operators
JPJ is in talks with AGC to proceed with forfeiture of vehicles used by illegal taxi operators
05-12-2024
No Specific deadline For B1,B2 Licence Conversion
JPJ announced that holders of B1 and B2 licences are not subject to a deadline for converting to class B.
07-10-2024
JPJ Will Discuss Recruiting More Personnel With Public Service Agencies
JPJ will discuss with SPA, JPA to request the recruitment of additional officers.
30-09-2024
No Discounts Will Be Given For JPJ Summonses - Loke
JPJ will no longer offer fine reductions to send the right message to the public.
12-12-2023
Latest News
Buying A Car Soon? 5 Big Changes That Took Effect On 1 June That You Need To Know
Buying a car in Malaysia? The Hire-Purchase Amendment Act 2026 took effect on 1 June. Here are 5 new rules on EIR and car loan interest you must know.
03-06-2026
No Extra Cost, But Check Your Filter? 4 Essential Things Every Diesel Driver Needs To Know About The B15 Rollout
Malaysia officially rolled out the B15 biodiesel blend on June 1. Find out if your Hilux, Ranger, Triton, or Mazda diesel engine is compatible based on latest manufacturer statements.
03-06-2026
APAD Demands Answers: Prasarana Ordered To Submit Urgent Report Following Scary LRT Derailment In KL
APAD launches an immediate independent investigation into Prasarana following the Ampang Line LRT train derailment near Chan Sow Lin station due to a faulty track switch.
29-05-2026
Up to RM200,000 Off?! Sime Motors MotorExpo 2026 Is Bringing the Biggest Car Rebates of the Year to KL
Secure the biggest car discounts of the year at Sime Motors MotorExpo 2026 from June 5-7 at XOX Arena KL, featuring rebates up to RM200,000 across 10 elite brands.
29-05-2026
Proton Delivered Real Engines To These 6 Malaysian TVET Hubs And Universities
Proton delivers advanced factory production engine units to 6 Malaysian TVET hubs and universities, including UTHM, UMPSA, and ILP Marang, with plans for future EV parts.
28-05-2026
Infographic Reveals Which ASEAN Country Has The Cheapest Fuel (Spoiler: Malaysia Is In The Top 2!)
An official Information Department infographic reveals Malaysia has the second cheapest RON 95 petrol in ASEAN at RM1.99/L via Budi Madani, trailing only Brunei.
28-05-2026
"If You Build A Service Center, We Pay For It" — Volt Auto’s Massive Cash Injection To Upgrade Dongfeng Malaysia
Volt Auto CEO Soh Ming announces 100% funding for local Dongfeng service centers in Malaysia, enforcing strict 70% after-sales showroom requirements alongside 2026 CKD assembly plans.
28-05-2026
