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Driving Skills 101: What Is The Correlation Between Accidents And Dangerous Roads?

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When one takes a look at the fatalities from road accidents across the world, does not have a good record considering the numbers are higher than those developed countries namely the US and countries in Europe. Image source: Our World In Data.

On the other hand, Saudi Arabia has one of the good road infrastructures due to their petroleum money and yet they fare the worst when it comes to road fatalities. There is no correlation between the quality of roads and the number of road accidents.

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Governance 101: Deploying AES Lawfully, Start Asking the Right Questions!

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(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? When we can have a similar automated enforcement system for it? Image source: http://www.skyscrapercity.com / TheStar)

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Highway 101: Stubborn of the Stubborn

Some still don’t get it, don’t they?

Let’s recap something that was highlighted way before the holidays:-

will no longer be given discounts on police fines beginning from Monday.

According to an internal directive issued to all police divisions today, traffic offenders will have to pay the compound fines according to the computer generated summonses and appeals for discounts or waivers will no longer be entertained.

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Enforcement 101: Entertaining Traffic Offence Criminals

The want to give a dim hope to on the road to continue their crime is beyond any reasonable comprehension.

(Traffic offenders are not only a major nuisance on the road but they are also dangerous to others. I don’t see the point of giving leniency towards repeated offenders. Image source: http://www.cartoonstock.com)

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Enforcement 101: When Perak Pakatan Rakyat Defend Criminals

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(It is already bad for for already losing the State of no thanks to self-centred frogs, do you want to lose the support of the people too ah? Stop supporting the otherwise, you will never gain the trust of the people. Image source: Malaysiakini)

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Enforcement 101: Discounting Outstanding Summons Part 2

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(When it comes to agencies, we have the means to start things like the ability to issue but we sometimes lack the means to end things. We lack the enforcement of the . Photo by Erik Mclean from Pexels)

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Enforcement 101: Discounting Outstanding Summons Part 1

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(We need more policemen on the road to catch and summon road offenders. But what’s the point of giving the road offenders when at the end of the day, it is not enforced and the summons ends up nothing but waste papers? Photo by Kindel Media from Pexels)

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Enforcement 101: What, RM1,000 fine cancelled?

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(A simple question – if there are 2 situations where the amount is different – one is RM300 and another RM1,000, in which situation you think will make this offender who is using the to cut queue to think twice? Photo by Erik Mclean from Pexels)

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Enforcement 101: All “OK” at Emergency Lanes

emergency lane queue jumper

In , the misuse of lanes is a serious offense. According to Rule 53 (1) of the Road Traffic 1959, in the is prohibited unless it is a genuine emergency. Violators are subject to stringent penalties under Section 119 (2) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which may include a of up to RM2000 or imprisonment for up to six months.

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