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Let’s be real. Traffic summonses are not great and to many, it’s seems like a waste of money (don’t do the crime, if you don’t want to pay the fine).
Unfortunately, sometimes it’s a case of “wrong parking” or just being at the wrong place at the wrong time, when these summonses occur.
And sometimes it’s not...
Luckily for the public, there’s now a way to save on paying that saman!
On 24th and 26th December, the Kuala Limour Traffic Police will be having a “Meet the Customers Day” where the public will have a chance to settle their outstanding samans at a 50% discount’
According to Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department chief Asst Comm Zulkefly Yahya, this event will be held in conjunction with the Christmas celebrations.
“We are offering a 50% discount for various types of traffic summonses,” he said. “We hope that the public will use the opportunity to settle any outstanding summonses.”
Non-compoundable summonses and those attached to ongoing trials as well as those issued during Ops Selamat and for accidents however, will NOT be eligible for this 50% discount.
This is not the first time that such a discount was available to the public. During Chinese New Year earlier this year, the same was offered and the event saw 1,600 people coming forward to settle their summonses.
“We hope that more people will come forward this time, ” said ACP Zulkefly.
During both days of the event, sufficient police staff will be on duty at the KL headquarters located at Balai Polis Trafik, Jalan H.S. Lee.
The public are advised to arrive early so as to avoid any inconvenience.
“Offering discounts is one of our ways to encourage the people to settle their summonses before they are blacklisted, ” said ACP Zulkefly.
For more info on this special discount day, you can head to the KL JSPT’s official Facebook page.
Be sure to mark down 24th and 26th December and get your summonses settled with this 50% discount offer!
Info via The Star
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