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Kuching, 21 March 2025 (Friday) – The Road Transport Department (JPJ) Sarawak has intensified its enforcement efforts through Ops Director Bill 2/2025, conducted at Batu 15, Jalan Kuching-Serian.
Led by Tuan Nor Azlan bin Ibrahim, Deputy Director of JPJ Sarawak, the operation saw the participation of 35 JPJ officers and personnel, focusing on private and commercial vehicles to ensure compliance with the Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333) and the Commercial Vehicles Licensing Board Act (Act 334).
During the operation, 745 vehicles were inspected, and 87 non-compliance notices were issued for various offenses. Some of the key violations detected include:
✔️ No driving license
✔️ Expired road tax
✔️ No GDL (Goods Driving License)
✔️ Technical faults and illegal vehicle modifications
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JPJ Sarawak urges all road users to always practice safe and responsible driving while complying with current road regulations. These enforcement operations are crucial to ensure that roads remain safe and that drivers adhere to Malaysian traffic laws.
Road users are reminded to renew their road tax and licenses on time and ensure their vehicles meet legal safety standards. Failure to comply with traffic regulations can result in hefty fines or even more severe penalties.
JPJ Sarawak Continues Traffic Enforcement for Safer Roads
Ops Director Bill 2/2025 is part of JPJ’s ongoing commitment to ensuring traffic safety and reducing road violations. The department is expected to conduct more enforcement operations in the future to promote better road discipline among drivers in Sarawak.
For the latest updates on road safety enforcement and JPJ operations, stay tuned to official JPJ announcements and local news reports. — JPJ Negeri Sarawak