Are discounts available for JPJ summons involving Malaysia-registered vehicles?

Based on the principle of “The Less You Delay, The Less You Pay,” a lower compound rate is offered for earlier payments. This approach is designed to encourage responsible individuals to settle their summons promptly.

For summons issued under Section 53A (AwAS summons) and JPJ P(22), the registered vehicle owner is deemed as the offender.

The details of the revised compound rate structure are as follows:

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