<p>JOHOR BARU: The Johor Road Transport Department (RTD) fined 21 foreign drivers and seized 21 vehicles during an enforcement operation that saw 216 vehicles inspected and 138 notices issued for various offences.
Key takeaways
The Johor RTD fined 21 foreign drivers and seized 21 vehicles during an inspection of 216 vehicles, issuing 138 notices for offences such as unlicensed driving, helmet non‑use, expired tax and technical violations.
- The 21 fined drivers were 12 Myanmar, 7 Pakistani, 2 Indonesian; 21 vehicles seized included 17 motorcycles, 2 cars, 2 other private vehicles.
- The operation involved 49 RTD officers and inspected 216 vehicles, issuing 138 notices (116 summonses, 21 seizure notices, 1 inspection directive).
- Offences included 13 unlicensed foreign drivers, 16 helmet violations, 13 unlicensed drivers, 7 expired taxes, 7 lack of insurance, 17 faulty lights, 4 defective tyres, 3 non‑compliant plates, 3 tinted windows.
Summarised automatically by AI from the original article by New Straits Times. AI can make mistakes, so check the original for details.
JOHOR BARU: The Johor Road Transport Department (RTD) fined 21 foreign drivers and seized 21 vehicles during an enforcement operation that saw 216 vehicles inspected and 138 notices issued for various offences.
Johor RTD director Zulkarnain Yasin said the drivers comprised 12 Myanmar, seven Pakistanis and two Indonesians.
The vehicles seized comprised 17 motorcycles, two cars and two other private vehicles.
The operation, conducted yesterday, involved 49 RTD officers and targeted drivers in the state capital and surrounding areas.
