Homeowners of automobiles registered in Thailand should settle their excellent compound fines earlier than leaving Malaysia by means of the border checkpoint in Perlis, New Straits Occasions reported.
That is in response to unpaid compound fines racked up by foreign-registered automobiles, particularly vacationer vans registered in Thailand, which aren’t permitted to function on Malaysian roads, mentioned Perlis state JPJ director Fatimah Mohamed Ali Piah.
The street transport division has efficiently collected RM31,600 in unpaid compound fines from Thai-registered automobiles throughout a current four-day operation, Fatimah mentioned. “We’ve discovered that many overseas automobiles will not be clearing their compounds earlier than leaving the nation. Right here in Perlis, overseas drivers should settle their excellent fines earlier than being allowed to return,” she mentioned.
A few of the offences detected embody failure to acquire the Worldwide Circulation Allow (ICP) for Thai-registered vacationer vans and varied technical violations, akin to using tinted home windows, with some offences courting again a number of years, she mentioned.
A complete of 16 Thai-registered vans have been stopped through the four-day operation with the aforementioned RM31,600 in unpaid fines collected from these automobiles’ offences.
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