Malaysian Transportation, Insurance and Logistics Law from MLTIC

12 fined, Seven released with Warning for beating Red Light

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 5 (Bernama) -- Twelve motorists were fined RM300 each and seven others were released with a warning by the Traffic Magistrate's Court here Wednesday for not obeying traffic signals monitored by the Automatic Enforcement system (AES).

Signboards to alert Motorists of Police Cameras and AES

PETALING JAYA: All speed traps, including those set up by the police, must now have warning signs alerting motorists of the cameras ahead.

New Amendments change Status of Electric Bicycle Owners

PETALING JAYA: Powerful electric bicycles have been classified as motorcycles under the newly amended Road Transport Act 1987.

Bank Negara Considering more Flexibility for Insurance Industry

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 22 (Bernama) -- Bank Negara Malaysia is considering more flexibility for the insurance industry and insurance companies in order to formulate a commission structure which is suitable with their respective business philosophies.

Shipping Company fined RM90,000 for Illegal Bunkering

JOHOR BAHARU, Sept 14 (Bernama) -- The Sessions Court today fined a shipping company RM90,000 in default 12 months jail for bunkering without permission.

Businessman fined RM800,000 for using Fake APs

SHAH ALAM: The Sessions court, here, today fined a businessman RM800,000 for counts of using fake Import Permit (AP) forms to import eight luxury vehicles.

Proposal to make Traffic Offenders pay on the Spot

PUTRAJAYA: Motorists and motorcyclists who commit traffic offences will have to settle their summonses on the spot or have their vehicles impounded under a proposal to the Government.

MMEA seizes illegally anchored Ship off Johor Waters

JOHOR BAHARU, July 12 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) seized a Singapore-registered ship which was illegally anchored in the waters off Pengerang, Kota Tinggi yesterday.

Guidelines on Planning of Car Parks almost Ready, says Chor

KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 (Bernama) -- The Housing and Local Government Ministry is in the final stages of preparing guideliness on planning construction of car parks towards ensuring business premises including shopping malls provide a more comprehensive security system, the Dewan Negara was told.

RM2,000 Traffic Fine only if Case goes to Court

The RM2,000 maximum fine for traffic violations can be imposed by a judge only if the case is taken to court.