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JPJ Pull Over 'Cut Q' Drivers during OPS HRA 2022

Jesica Sendai

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In conjunction with the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) carries out the responsibility of maintaining the safety of the public on the road by conducting Ops Hari Raya Aidilfitri 2022 (OPS HRA 2022).


Through this operation, traffic offenses such as cutting lines, using emergency routes, violating red traffic lights, and using mobile phones while driving will be subject to court action.


This operation has been carried out throughout Malaysia and among the 'excerpts' of this operation have been shared by the Penang JPJ through TikTok.



Netizens expressed satisfaction with JPJ's action in detaining drivers who had cut the line while at red traffic light. 



 



Sources: TikTok

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