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Malaysia's RM300 Traffic Fine Is So Low, Some Drivers Would Rather Pay It Than Buy Insurance; That's About To Change
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Malaysia's RM300 Traffic Fine Is So Low, Some Drivers Would Rather Pay It Than Buy Insurance; That's About To Change
Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter, or Telegram and WhatsApp channels for the latest stories and updates. Transport Minister Anthony Loke has a problem. The country’s maximum traffic fine — RM300 — has become so cheap that some drivers have quietly done the maths and decided it’s more economical to skip road tax and insurance altogether, and simply pay the fine if caught. “That’s a system that has stopped working,” Loke said at a media briefing on…
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