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AES: Asking the Right Questions

25th April 201226th January 2020Enforcement, Government, Ideals, Law, Malaysian PoliticiansOps Sikap, Politicians, Road Traffic Safety, Speed Limit, Summons, Traffic4 Comments

UPDATE 1: Read FAQ from JPJ on AES here

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Oh dear, another opposition politician jumping to defence the criminals on the road…

(It’s about time – a simple flow on how the AES – Automated Enforcement System works. It covers speeding & beating the red light offences but what about other types of offences like road hogging, cutting in and out of traffic without any proper indication, riding around without wearing any helmet?… [Click to read the rest] “AES: Asking the Right Questions”

Driving Skills 101: Stopping Stupid Pesky Motorcyclists From Our Roads Part 2

6th December 201121st June 2020Automotive Related 101Motorcycle, Ops Sikap, Road Traffic Safety, Statistics, Traffic Collision9 Comments

Read Part 1 here

(As I said it before, it does not matter if you are riding a 50cc bike or a 1500 cc bike. When you fall, your head and your skin suffers the same. No matter what you ride, proper riding attire is a must. Image source: http://www.ridesafebacksafe.co.uk)

In case you missed, this was in the news a couple days ago:-

About RM9bil, or two percent of the Gross Domestic Product of RM528bil in 2010, is lost annually from accidents.

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Enforcement 101: Ops Sikap: Attitude vs Enforcement

19th September 201128th June 2020Automotive Related 101Attitude Change, Death, Emergency Lane, Ops Sikap, Reader Comment, Road Traffic Safety, Traffic6 Comments

UPDATE: Follow up on Ops Sikap, it is good to hear that the police is going all out for those who are speeding on the roads. Hopefully, they will find better ways to crack down pesky motorcyclists and enforce the law on those who change lane without putting on the indicators, abuse the emergency lane, hog the roads, etc

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(Caught this video back in 2008 of those who abuse the emergency lane – nothing have changed in 2011.… [Click to read the rest] “Enforcement 101: Ops Sikap: Attitude vs Enforcement”

Enforcement 101: Ops Sikap, Authorities Should Be Blamed Too 2

15th September 201128th June 2020Automotive Related 101Accident, Attitude, Enforcement, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Mat Rempit, Ops Sikap, Racing, Road Safety, Roads, Rules, TrafficNo Comments

(What we need in Ops Sikap is more stringent enforcement instead of just enforcement – it is high time the police get tough with hardcore traffic law abusers. Image source: http://lagunamerbok.blogspot.com)

Update: I guess it is unfair to point the fingers at the police alone although they do handle the bulk of the enforcement since there are other agencies involved namely JPJ who handle licensing & training and JKJR who handle the overall coordination and road safety-related activities

Tags: Accident, Attitude, Enforcement, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Mat Rempit, Ops Sikap, Racing, Road Safety, Roads, Rules, Traffic

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Enforcement 101: Ops Sikap, Authorities Should Be Blamed Too

8th September 201128th June 2020Automotive Related 101Attitude, Death, Driving, Enforcement, Government, Helmet, JPJ, Kampung Medan, Lawless, Motorcycle, Motorcycling, Motorcyclists, Ops Sikap, Pillion Rider, Police, Road Safety, Road Traffic Safety, Road Users, Speeding, Statistics, Traffic, Traffic LawsNo Comments

(One reason why we need to enforce Ops Sikap – it looks like a plague, idiots on the road without helmet creating a nuisance and endangering others and the worse ones even have young kids on the motorcycle. Image source: http://drhanie.blogspot.com/)

Update: I guess it is unfair to point the fingers at the police alone although they do handle the bulk of the enforcement since there are other agencies involved namely JPJ who handle licensing & training and JKJR who handle the overall coordination and road safety-related activities