Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke has refuted recent reports claiming that drivers could face jail time for excessively dark window tints. He clarified that the penalty for violating window tint regulations is limited to a fine ranging from RM100 to RM250, with no cases taken to court.
According to The Star, Loke emphasised that the current regulations mandate fines only, and the imposed amount is not substantial. Offenders receive a notice to appear at the Road Transport Department (JPJ) office. If the tint doesn’t comply with regulations, they are requested to remove it. Loke made these statements during his speech in Parliament regarding the Budget 2024 policy stage debates.
The current window tint regulations require a visible light transmittance of at least 70% for the front windscreen and a minimum of 50% for the front side windows. Rear side windows and the rear windscreen may allow for 0% visible light transmittance.
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JPJ Introduces New ‘BRK’ plate, Netizens Have a Laugh!
Don’t you just find it entertaining going through the comment section and reading the creative minds of our netizens?
Recently, JPJ announced that the number plate ‘BRK’ will be up for bidding on their online auction platform. And as expected, the Malaysian netizens have come up with various impressions of what the number plate sounds like.
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